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Hi there! My name is Madelyn and I am a professional teacher here on italki. I have over three years experience teaching English online and am TEFL and Advanced TEFL certified. I would love to help you reach your English learning goals! Classes are high energy and very dynamic. In one class, you will work on multiple skills and realize just how much you learned! If you have any questions about my teaching style, please let me know. I look forward to hearing from you!
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Did you know that there is another way to say 'used to + infinitive' by using 'would + infinitive'? Yes, there is! However, there is a catch. Let's look at some examples. I used to play football every Sunday when I was a child. I would play football every Sunday when I was a child. --> These sentences have the same exact meaning! We can 'used to + infinitive' with state verbs and action verbs to talk about things in the past that are no longer true now. We can used 'would + infinitive' with ONLY actions verbs (play, give, cook, etc) to talk about things in the past that are no longer true now.
Which option is correct?
I used to think the sky was green.
I would think the sky is green.
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