Презентація на тему "Used to"

…USED   TO…

“I used to catch bigger fish when I was younger.”  =

 = “I usually caught bigger fish when I was younger.”

Used in used to is pronounced [ju:st]. The verb  to  use  in  the  past  indefinite   (used)   is  pro­nounced [ju:zd].

Read it correctly.

•   I used to play volleyball when I was a student_.

•   I used my microwave oven to warm my dinner.

•   I used my dictionary to look up  new words.

•   I used this brush to clean my boots.• I used to follow my mother’s   advice when I was young. •In my childhood I used to  play with my little cousins.

Say:

•   what sort of food you used to eat when you were a child

•   what the people of your family used to do    last summer

•   what your friends used to wear last winter• what your grandparents used to do when    they were little

•   what you used to do to help your parents or    brothers and sisters

n When Harry was little he used to cry a lot.

n They used to explore the forests when they were in South Africa.

n She used to like fish. n He used to work in that company.

n We used to be good friends. n Nelly used to be interested in stamps. n John used to be fond of animals.

Express your doubt.

n My Granny used to cook fantastic pancakes. n My Grandad used to help his grandchildren. n Nelly used to be very much interested in    science.

n The pupils used to learn a lot of facts about     the main cities of Russia. n She used to live in a small village.

n He used to get interesting  information    about space and space trips.

George Medley is listening to a guide telling tourists about his town. Complete the sentences with used to and a suitable verb.

                  1.Our town is very

                     busy now.              1.It … very quiet.

                   2.We have a big                      cinema complex.                 2.It … a school.

3.This is a very important factory.

4.The river isn’t very clean today. 5.This street is the main    shopping centre now.

6.We have a very good bus    service.

7.We’ve got lots of fast food cafes.

8.Our town is a good place to  live.

3.I … football in the park there.

4.I … in that river.

5.Our family … at number 23.

6.Everybody … to the shops.

7.We … at home.

8.It … better.