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Stop Confusing “Used To” and “Would”

Being able to talk about the past naturally in English is really important to sounding natural, and in this episode, we explore the use of “Used to” and “Would”, which can both be used to talk about past habits that are no longer true. There is a small difference between them, and understanding this can make your English sound much more natural. I explain the difference, and give several examples from my own life to illustrate it. Of course, I invite you to do the same. In the shownotes comments below, leave your own answers.

Childhood 🧒

Food you used to hate or love

Daily routines before smartphones

Teen Years 🎒

Hobbies you were into

Embarrassing trends and fashion

University & Early Adult Life 🎓

Your commuting routines

Living Abroad 🌏

How your daily routines changed

Your language learning experiences

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