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    Used To-Would - B2

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    The document provides information on the forms and functions of different past tense constructions in English. It outlines that "Subject + had (not) + past participle (-ed/3rd column) + objects + complements" is used to describe an action that happened before another past action. It also states that "Used to / would + Verb-base form" describes a past habitual or routine action that is no longer done, with "used to" referring to past states or actions and "would" referring to repeated past actions.

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    Used To-Would - B2

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    The document provides information on the forms and functions of different past tense constructions in English. It outlines that "Subject + had (not) + past participle (-ed/3rd column) + objects + complements" is used to describe an action that happened before another past action. It also states that "Used to / would + Verb-base form" describes a past habitual or routine action that is no longer done, with "used to" referring to past states or actions and "would" referring to repeated past actions.

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    The document provides information on the forms and functions of different past tense constructions in English. It outlines that "Subject + had (not) + past participle (-ed/3rd column) + objects + complements" is used to describe an action that happened before another past action. It also states that "Used to / would + Verb-base form" describes a past habitual or routine action that is no longer done, with "used to" referring to past states or actions and "would" referring to repeated past actions.

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    Used To-Would - B2

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    Rosa Merichal
    The document provides information on the forms and functions of different past tense constructions in English. It outlines that "Subject + had (not) + past participle (-ed/3rd column) + objects + complements" is used to describe an action that happened before another past action. It also states that "Used to / would + Verb-base form" describes a past habitual or routine action that is no longer done, with "used to" referring to past states or actions and "would" referring to repeated past actions.

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    FORM: Subject + had (not) + past participle (-ed/3rd column) + objects +

    complements
    FUNCTION: Action that happened before another action in the past.

    /
    (LANGUAGE FUNCTION 10)
    FORM: Used to / would + Verb-base form
    FUNCTION: Action you did in the past as a habit or routine and you don’t do
    at present.
    USED TO: past states/actions. E.g. I used to live in NY when I was five.
    WOULD: past actions. E.g. Every Saturday, I would go on a bike ride.

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