Using ‘Used to’ and ‘would’ with Past actions - English Grammar lesson

[@Hareesh_123]

Used to : can be use for past action and past state
Would : can be use only for past action not past state.

[@juanhernandezgil9776]

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[@mauliscreation307]

@@DubsmashAdda Aisa past jo koyi action nii krta h bss btata h ki mai ye krta tha...

[@easyenglish7673]

We can use would with stative verbs in temporary states
Ex i would often feel lonely in this place
Used to we use it with stative verbs in general

[@propertyestate7245]

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[@SuperFranniebaby]

Hi Rachna !You are an excellent teacher !Thank you very much for your useful and practical videos.Thank you for all your time and efforts making these free videos for English learners around the world.

[@patrickjaquesberg1868]

A million thanks teacher. It means too much for me. Personally, it's one of the most confusing grammar. I didn't use to understand it, but now I do.

[@СоблтСоблт-ж7ф]

Hi I am too

[@babubvsding]

It means "too much" for me: means it's a bit extra or more than needed. You can say "it means a lot".

[@noorkalaji7643]

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You have done a great help. Thanks a lot.

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[@cteslcenter133]

Absolutely wonderful video. You really explain this topic very well. Thank you.

[@marcellonino1755]

She is such a good teacher!

[@hollytreeenglish2015]

Thank you for this video. It was very clear.

[@raveendranathankartha1072]

Though there are a lot of lessons on used to as well as would. I noticed that you only explained the the difference between both
While using it to narrate the past
aspects. To be precise, "used tarro"
Can be used to express past actions and past state of being whereas it is not gramatically
Correct to use would to narrate
Past state of being. I repeated your words to affix it in my memory. Thanks Rachana sis.
Your lessons are easy to learn
and your presentation is excellent.
Thanks a lot.

[@victorhugomanuelalcantara3939]

I have to teach this tomorrow for my CELTA lesson and seeing this video finally cleared up the difference enough for me to understand it. Thank you so much.

[@marufrahman2885]

With your examples, now i am clear. Thanks Mam.

[@abraham43454]

Thanks for the video. I will sure use this video in the future, but I will make see to it that I will review this video over and over in order not to forget your lesson.

[@prabuchamp3425]

You are amazing mam, i had this doubt from long time and now i'm clear with this. Thanks for the effective way of teaching.

[@educationalhut4818]

Nice your teaching method👍👍👌👌☺😊

[@sarkazamecnikova8853]

Thank you very much. I had problem with would. Now it is ok.

[@bikramjit15]

Thank you so much Rachna mam 🙏❤

[@billalabdulrahimzai4773]

Great, you are excellent teacher

[@upali42]

your grammar lesson is so easy to understand thank you very much

[@krishgopal3305]

simply superb..very good teaching style

[@GoodGuy-hf5qj]

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[@guruvokal99]

Thank you so much mom for this video ..its very helpful for us to learn english.

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[@anishanand4907]

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[@supunsandika5455]

Thank you very much Teacher

[@RavinderSingh-tl2co]

Very useful lesson.Thanks a lot.

[@studysmart9181]

Mam u have brilliant teaching capability

[@yaweraliyousuf5608]

I used to be a doctor, but now I'm a teacher . thanks mam.

[@ritugurung1738]

hi rachna whatever u teach I m able to uderstand it correctly thank u so much rachna

[@sanjayrawat8767]

Thank you for telling difference between used to and would.

[@Pakets19]

Great!! :) I did not use to understand this, but now i understand. Thanks :)

[@fatmasaad5832]

Actually you are a very great teacher 😍💋💋

[@murukachailaikalavinothank503]

Your is a great teacher in English.
Do you have some practice questions this lesson?

[@JTWCali007]

Thanks for your lessons. Useful!

[@alexribeiro4958]

Very interesting this class.Thanks

[@mahmoudhewidy9783]

You are perfect teacher .

[@bahramsabooki1777]

Thank you it is useful for me .

[@ifixit5200]

According to some English practical grammar books we may use both: “didn’t use” & “didn’t usED” as correct negative forms despite the last one doesn’t seem to be so.
ps: If you are a beginner - don’t use the second one, it’ll only confuse you.

[@alokeatarthi7145]

Ma'am I enjoyed your video....... Thank you so much

[@kailashrochlani2553]

Your explanations are very good mam, thankyou so much !

[@VENU-d7t]

Best teaching way best of luck

[@nawshadh.m.nawshad1076]

very helpful lession

[@bbbwwww]

1.36 Когда я был молодой, я играл в футбол.
4.00 Раньше я был инженером, но сейчас я учитель.

[@knowledgeablechannel2859]

Thank you for teaching to us

[@jaswantkumar9204]

Excellent label of teaching

[@mathanroyshalev2623]

Wow! You're a good english teacher. Thanks 😊

[@harmansohal738]

mam this concept is very confusing . can you please make more video related to this so that it can be cleared

[@swatiguha5511]

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[@vanimahesh8521]

Using would to is the same reason ,and used to is used when we are talking about opinion.
State verbs have opinion ,want ,apperance etc.

[@alkakankal3881]

Still confused. Request to make a detailed vedio , if possible.

[@volodymyrsolovei5119]

Thank You for the lesson. It is very useful

[@abdulhafeez6167]

thankx mam . you have given to me such a beneficial knowledge .

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[@alexanderworkchannel]

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Its a nice video to learn about basic english

[@harisankardas5123]

As always my best teacher from all teacher in English learning.. Thank you for little improve myself in English

[@JCMS1965]

Great! Thanks for sharing it!

[@Marcioalex9]

Thank you so much ! Good explanation !

[@NoorAli-qd8yq]

I am requesting to you please discuss the modal verb having.

[@24time1]

Thank you teacher,I wanna apprituote you again.

[@azeyap]

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[@kamikamran2196]

​It was perfect the only thing the second sentence in the left column is not completed that one needs another sentence to show we are talking about past. Thanks

[@alok2107]

Very nice lesson..
my confusion has been cleared.
thanks

[@karthiknaruto7naruto410]

very nice presentation madam and I have a request for u could u please discuss some vocabulary which is often used in the Hindu, thank u so much

[@infinitafenix3153]

Very well explained!!!

[@passionatechef]

well explained,super and cool presentation... you guys(Lets Talk crew) are always doing productive jobs.. thanks a lot..

[@ninibern7525]

I used to be a engineer but now I am a teacher" is wrong because when we use "used to" action don't happens now. And "Would" is admissible

[@ImGonnaGoHomeNow]

"I used to be a engineer" is wrong. I used to be an engineer is correct.

[@vimalprakash4115]

Your grammar is terrific itself .... CORRECTIONS: "An engineer"
"action doesn't happen"

[@sherifsaleh9021]

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[@9819767398]

thnku mam....u hav cleared many doubts

[@riyadmahammud57]

Good job. ..👌

[@abhayvishwakarma7973]

Thank you. :)

[@selfbelief5718]

Thank you so much. I am benifitted from the lesson.
Now my question is how to differentiate betwen action and state? Without knowing rhe difference, we can't use them correctly.

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[@carlostandazo8410]

Thanks Teacher, Greetings from Ecuador.
I used to study very many, jajjaja

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[@9981624588]

thank you so much for giving such a great information

[@spectrumbg7044]

Excellent!

[@kailashgiri7272]

Could you please take one session regarding usage of would not and would not be

[@nallavannallavan897]

Useful program. By Mohamed

[@พันธุ์ศักดิ์ศิริเลิศ]

Thank you.

[@freesongs3228]

Good lessons

[@hasharagomes1976]

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[@sandeshkulal3611]

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[@agrwlvivek]

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[@rajamadhavan2813]

Very useful lesson

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Thanks a lot, madam.

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[@marcos.herberth]

Thanks for the video!
Is there a difference between these questions?
-What did you used to cook?
-What did you use to cook?
Both of them are correct?

[@iloveyoutube5313]

Second one is correct. You can't use 'used to' when you use 'did'

[@GoldensonArena]

Rachna madam,
Thanks for your kindness!..No doubts at all..

[@dfardhad2758]

Great job sis....

[@rakeshmd8643]

Thank you

[@bhagi5214]

I like your teaching ,Please do phrasal verbs more vedios

[@brayan121895]

Very interesnting

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[@حيدرياسين-ش3ج]

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[@madhubhardwaj1652]

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[@vegeta9411]

you can also use would in the perfect tense. for example, I would play football. however, it is dangerous because of the head injuries.