Used to Quiz

What does "used to" express in English?Choose the correct answer:

Future actions
Current habits
Past habits or states no longer present
Present continuous actions

How is "used to" correctly formed in a sentence?Choose the correct answer:

Subject + used to + verb in past tense
Subject + use to + base form of the verb
Subject + used to + base form of the verb
Subject + used to have + past participle of the verb

3. Which sentence correctly uses "used to"?Choose the correct answer:

I used to swim before sunrise.
I use to swimming before sunrise.
I used to swimming before sunrise.
I am used to swim before sunrise.

"Used to" and "would" can both describe past habits. What is a key difference in their use?Choose the correct answer:

"Would" can describe past states, "used to" cannot.
"Used to" can describe past states, "would" cannot.
There is no difference in their use.
"Would" is only used for future intentions.

What is a common mistake when using "used to" in negative sentences?Choose the correct answer:

Using "didn't use to"
Using "didn't used to"
Using "used not to"
Using "not used to"

In questions, which form is correct?Choose the correct answer:

Did you used to play the piano?
Did you use to play the piano?
Do you used to play the piano?
Are you used to play the piano?

How do you correct the sentence "I used to go to the store yesterday"?Choose the correct answer:

I went to the store yesterday.
I go to the store yesterday.
I have gone to the store yesterday.
I am going to the store yesterday.

What does "get used to" mean?Choose the correct answer:

A habit in the past
Becoming accustomed to something over time
A state or action that stopped happening
Intention for future actions

Choose the correct sentence that uses "get used to":Choose the correct answer:

I got used to wake up early for my job.
I get used to waking up early for my job.
I got used to waking up early for my job.
I have got used to wake up early for my job.

When should "used to" not be used?Choose the correct answer:

For actions that were true in the past but no longer apply
For habits or states continuing in the present
For actions or states that never happened
For describing emotions