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In 1995, We used to go / would go / both fishing for hours in a small boat belonging to my grandmother.
BOTH
My brother used to know / would know / both / none the names of all the different types of fish that were in the river.
used to know ("know" is a state verb)
I used to be / would be / both / none a really sporty person.
used to be ("be" is a state verb)
When I was a child, my family and I used to travel / would travel / both to Italy every summer
BOTH
We used to live / would live / both in Spain, but then we moved to the United States
used to live ("live" is a state verb)
Elisabeth used to have / would have / both a motorbike, but she sold it last year and bought a car.
used to have ("have" is a state verb)
Did you use to fight / Would you fight / both with my sister when you were 4?
Did you use to fight (Question)
As a child, I used to walk / would walk / both to school every morning
BOTH
I used to drink / would drink / both two glasses of apple juice a day back then
BOTH
I used to dream / would dream / both about kittens every night years ago.
BOTH
We didn't use to play / wouldn't play / both football when it was raining
didn't use to play (Negative)
My sister used to play / would play / both with cuddly toys.
used to play ("Would" may be confused with the conditional as it hasn't got a past reference)
When I was a kid, I used to play / would play / both hide-and-seek
BOTH
I loved going to my grandmother because she used to cook / would cook / both amazing dishes every time we visited her.
BOTH
When we had a serious argument, Simon and I didn't use to talk / wouldn't talk / both to each other for weeks.
didn't use to talk (negative)
Did you use to like playing / Would you like to play / both video games when you lived in Ireland?
Did you use to like playing (Question)
