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HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Make a sentence with 'would + infinitive' or 'used to + infinitive' whichever is appropriate Example: She / be able to dance very well Answer: She used to be able to dance very well. 1) I would have short hair when I was a teenager. I chose the word 'would'. Because it means that when I was a teengager, sometimes i had short hair and other times I had other hair styles like curly or long hair. 2. My grandfather used to drink a cup of coffee after dinner every night. The word ‘every’ is the reason that I can use the expression ‘used to’ in this sentence, right? 3) She would love playing badminton before she hurt her shoulder. I think using the expression ‘used to’ is available, right? If not, why? 4) He used to walk along the beach every evening before bed. The word ‘every’ is the reason that I can use the expression ‘used to’ in this sentence, right? 5) I used to always lose when I played chess with my father. The word ‘always’ is the reason that I can use the expression ‘used to’ in this sentence, right? I know that the words,‘used to’ and ‘would’ have different meanings. But when I use these expression, I am sometimes confused. The word 'used to' is used to express the past state but not now or the habit that I had regularly. In the other hand, the word, 'would' is used in a sentence that tells the irregularly past habit and not used expressing some kind of state.

Hi there, Ms. [이름]! Thank you for your composition! You\'re right with what you wrote here. We use \"used to\" to talk about habits or repeated actions in the past which we don\'t do in the present. We also use it to talk about states in the past which are no longer true. We can also use \'would + infinitive\' to talk about a habit or repeated action in the past. However, we don\'t use \'would + infinitive\' to talk about states in the past.  Take care and have a wonderful day! T. JanE ^^ HOMEWORK FOR TODAY:Make a sentence with \'would + infinitive\' or \'used to + infinitive\' whichever is appropriateExample: She / be able to dance very well Answer: She used to be able to dance very well.1) I would have short hair when I was a teenager.>> I used to have short hair when I was a teenager. I chose the word \'would\'. Because it means that when I was a teengager, sometimes i had short hair and other times I had other hair styles like curly or long hair.>> I chose \"would\" because it means that when I was a teenager, sometimes I had short hair and in other times I had other hair styles like curly or long hair.2. My grandfather used to drink a cup of coffee after dinner every night.>> Correct Or: >> My grandfather would drink a cup of coffee after dinner every night. The word ‘every’ is the reason that I can use the expression ‘used to’ in this sentence, right?>> The word \"every\" is the reason why I can\'t use the expression \"used to\" in this sentence, right?3) She would love playing badminton before she hurt her shoulder.>> She used to love playing badminton before she hurt her shoulder. I think using the expression ‘used to’ is available, right? If not, why?>> I think using the expression \"used to\" is also possible, right? If not, why?4) He used to walk along the beach every evening before bed.>> Correct Or: >> He would walk along the beach every evening before bed. The word ‘every’ is the reason that I can use the expression ‘used to’ in this sentence, right?>> The word \"every\" is the reason why I can\'t use the expression \"used to\" in this sentence, right?5) I used to always lose when I played chess with my father.>> I would always lose when I played chess with my father. The word ‘always’ is the reason that I can use the expression ‘used to’ in this sentence, right? >> The word \"always\" is the reason why I can\'t use the expression \"used to\" in this sentence, right?I know that the words,‘used to’ and ‘would’ have different meanings. >> Correct But when I use these expression, I am sometimes confused. >> But when I use these expressions, I am sometimes confused. The word \'used to\' is used to express the past state but not now or the habit that I had regularly.>> The expression \"used to\" is used to talk about the past state that does not happen now, or the habit that I had in the past. In the other hand, the word, \'would\' is used in a sentence that tells the irregularly past habit and not used expressing some kind of state. >> On the other hand, the expression \"would\" is used in a sentence that talks about the past habit, but it\'s not used to talk about states in the past.