Used to használata – Angol igeidők 2.

Used to használata – Video leirat

Hello. Look at this man. He is my friend. My friend doesn’t visit me now. He doesn’t visit me now. But he used to visit me when he was a boy. He used to visit me when he was a boy.

Now what is used to?

Used to means – he often visited me when he was a boy. Often regularly or always visited me when he was a boy. He used to visit me when he was a boy. But he doesn’t visit me now. He stopped visiting me.

Now look at this man he’s Jason and he doesn’t climb trees anymore. He doesn’t climb trees anymore. But he used to climb trees when he was a boy. He used to climb trees when he was a boy. So he often climb trees he frequently climb trees he used to climb trees when he was a boy. But he doesn’t climb trees any more. And he stopped climbing trees now.

Look at this woman now she eats healthy food. Healthy food you know yogurt fruits, vegetables salads and so on. She eat healthy food. She doesn’t eat any sweets, no Coke no sugar no chocolate no ice cream, no biscuit. She doesn’t eat sweets, but she used to eat sweets when she was a girl. She used to eat sweets when she was a girl. She often ate sweets, oh she regularly ate sweets when she was a girl. But now she doesn’t, she gave up. She stopped eating sweets. She used to eat sweets when she was a girl.

Now look at this old man. He’s my father. He’s my dad. He doesn’t play football now because he’s too old to play football. But he used to play football when he was a boy. He used to play football when he was a boy. He played football every day. He played football every weekend. He often played football. He used to play football, but he does not play football anymore. He stopped playing football. He used to play football when he was a boy.

This is my sister. My sister is not a young girl, she is not a child she doesn’t watch children’s programs on TV. She doesn’t watch children’s programmes on TV, but she used to watch children’s programs when she was a girl. She used to watch, she regularly watched children’s programs, but now she doesn’t watch any children’s programs. She stopped watching children’s programs. She used to watch children’s programs, when she was a girl.

This is my father, and this is an old bed. My father doesn’t sleep in that bad anymore. He used to sleep in the bed when he was a boy. He used to sleep in the bed when he was a boy. You know he slept in that bed every night, but he doesn’t sleep in that bed now. He used to sleep in the bed when he was a boy, but now he doesn’t sleep in it anymore.

This is my wife. She loves cartooning, she loves drawing cartoons. But she doesn’t write stories now. She doesn’t write stories. She used to write stories when she was a girl. She used to write stories when she was a girl. She often wrote stories. She regularly wrote stories when she was a girl. She used to write stories but then she stopped and she doesn’t write stories anymore. She used to write stories.

Look at this woman, she doesn’t go climbing climbing the mountains but she used to go climbing when she was a girl. She used to go climbing when she was a girl she often climbed when she was a girl, but then she gave up, and now she doesn’t go climbing. She used to go climbing when she was a girl.

Look at this man. He’s a business man, right? He doesn’t write letters. He doesn’t write letters but he used to write letters when he was a boy, but then he stopped, he gave up and now he doesn’t write letters anymore. He used to write letters when he was a boy.

Now look at these siblings siblings a brother and a sister. Now they are very friendly. You know they’re good friends. They’re very friendly. They’re very nice. So they don’t quarrel they don’t quarrel. This is a picture of a quarrel. Quarrel is a very bad conflict and a shout you stupid no you’re an idiot now they don’t quarrel anymore. But they used to quarrel when they were children. They used to quarrel when they were children. So they often quarrel but now they don’t. They stopped quarreling with each other now.

Look at this man. He has got an umbrella. An umbrella. In the rain he doesn’t wear a raincoat. He never wears a raincoat. You know it’s not 20 it’s not elegant, he doesn’t wear a raincoat. But he used to wear a raincoat when he was a boy. He used to wear a raincoat. Used to often, regularly, every time when it was raining, he wore a raincoat. But then he stopped wearing a raincoat and now it doesn’t wear a raincoat anymore. He used to wear a raincoat when he was a boy.

Look at this couple. A father and a mother. So they are parents. These parents travel by car. They don’t travel by train, but they used to travel by train when they were children. They used to travel by train when they were children. They used to travel. They often traveled by train when they were children but then they stopped and they don’t travel by train anymore. They used to travel by train when they were children.

Great, now let’s wrap it up:
My friend doesn’t visit me now, but he used to visit me when he was a boy.
Jason doesn’t climb trees now, but he used to climb trees when he was a boy.
She doesn’t eat sweets now, but she used to eat sweets when she was a girl.
My father doesn’t play football now, but he used to play football when he was a boy.
My sister never what his children’s programs now, but she used to watch children’s programs when she was a girl.
My dad doesn’t sleep in that bad but he used to sleep in that bed when he was a boy.
My wife never writes stories now but she used to write stories when she was a girl.
Karen doesn’t go climbing now, but she used to go climbing when she was a girl.
He never writes to Tom now, but he used to write to Tom when he was a boy.
He doesn’t quarrel with his sister now, but he used to quarrel with her when he was a boy.
I don’t wear a raincoat now, but I used to wear a raincoat when I was a boy.
My parents don’t travel by train now, but they used to travel by train when they were children.

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