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Used to vs Would in English | How to Express Repeated Actions in the Past

In this English grammar lesson, you’ll learn how to talk about repeated actions in the past using three important structures: the Past Simple, Used to, and Would. We’ll begin by reviewing the Past Simple as the foundation, and then move step by step into understanding when and how to use used to (the most common and natural choice in everyday English) and would (a more formal way to express past habits or repeated actions). By the end of this lesson, you’ll know the differences between these forms, when each is appropriate, and how to avoid common mistakes learners make when describing past habits. This class is ideal for ESL students, teachers looking for clear explanations, or anyone preparing for exams like IELTS, TOEFL, or Cambridge English. 📚 Topics Covered: • Review of the Past Simple for repeated actions • How to use “used to” in English correctly • When to use “would” for past repeated actions • Differences between used to and would • Common mistakes learners make and how to avoid them • Practical examples and speaking practice 🔑 Keywords: used to vs would in English, past habits in English, repeated actions in the past, English grammar lesson, how to use used to, how to use would in English, past simple vs used to, ESL grammar practice, English with Professor Korten, IELTS grammar lesson 🕒 Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:09 Aim of the Video 00:39 Review Past Simple 01:22 Used To 04:06 Practice 05:40 Would 07:16 Difference Between 'Used To' and 'Would' 08:48 Practice 11:34 Key Idea - No Difference in Meaning 12:48 Advanced Grammar - Used To 15:30 Practice 🔗 More Lessons in This Playlist: https://tinyurl.com/4jcaw5z5 📧 Email: professorkorten@gmail.com 📱 Instagram: @professor_korten ✨ Improve your grammar and speak about the past more naturally with Professor Korten!