How to use USED TO | WOULD | GET USED TO & BE USED TO in English

In this video, learn about the differences between used to, would, get used to and be used to and learn how to use them with confidence. Lots of example sentences and exercises at the end to test yourself on how much you've learned.

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[anilbishtanil]

When I was a child, I used to take bunzy jumps. I used to spend time with friends.
When I became an adult I used to drink and smoke. But I quit smoking and drinking like five years ago. First I thought it would be difficult to be without drinking and smoking but as the time passed I got used to it.
I used to have a lot of friends but now I prefer to be alone and now I'm used to it.

[donduinal]

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[Andy-igky]

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[amina]

Very well explained lesson . I was very confused among them. Thank you a million

[Abu-Aley]

I am used to studying English; now I'm getting used to learning French as well.
I would visit the USA every summer, but I didn't use to visit France.

Cheers,
Ahmad,

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[katerinanaumoska]

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[dianapinzon]

loooved your British accent!!! and very understandable explanation. Thank you so much

[jch]

Thank you very much. It is clear, to the point and even with a mini test!

[jayarathnahm]

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[thecuriousone]

what a great lesson! I have a question, though. Is it possible to use WOULD in negative sentences or questions when you talk about past habits? Many textbooks say it isn't. However, I've seen sentences, like', "When I was a kid, I'd never sit around doing nothing".

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