Grammar:
It indicating distance
We can use it in the position of the subject to indicate distance.
Example:
It is about 300 metres from my house to the bus stop.
Used to
We use used to to describe an action, a habit or a state that happened regularly in the past but doesn't happen now.
Affirmative form: S + used to + V (bare inf)
Ex: I used to live in Hue. ( but now I don't live in Hue)
Negative form: S + didn't + use to + V (bare inf)
Ex: My father didn't use to smoke cigarette. ( But now he smokes )
Interrogative form: Did + s + use to + V (bare inf)?
Ex: Did you use to work in the post office?
Write sentences with it. Use these cues:
about/700 meters/my house/Youth Club.
- It
- to
- Youth Club.
- is
- from my house
- about
- 700 meters
Write the sentence using these cues.
5 kms/ my home village/nearest town.
Complete the sentence:
I ________ a tricycle when I was a child.
Complete the sentence:
There __________ fewer people and vehicles on the roads.
Complete the sentence:
_____ you ________ hide-and-seek when you were small?
Find the wrong words in the sentence:
My father uses to go to work on motorbike. Now he cycles.
Find the wrong words in the sentence:
Five years ago people in this town do not used to feel worried about traffic jams: