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Hanuman_2000 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Would/used to

Hello,

"used to" or "would" is used to indicate habitual past.

Then what are the diffrences?

Thanks.
  

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Used to is used to indicate the habitual past. Would is used to indicate a condition. Example: I would go to the store, if I weren't sick.

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  • Used to is used to indicate the habitual past.
  • Would is used to indicate a condition.
  • Example: I would go to the store, if I weren't sick.
  • I would take an airplace, but I am afraid of them.
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Used to is used to indicate the habitual past. Would is used to indicate a condition.

Example:

I would go to the store, if I weren't sick.

I would take an airplace, but I am afraid of them.
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