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I ______________ have short hair when I was a teenager.
used to
We __________ go to the same little cafe for lunch every day when I was a student.
used to / would
She __________love playing badminton before she hurt her shoulder.
used to
He ___________ walk along the beach every evening before bed.
used to / would
I _________ always lose when I played chess with my father.
would
She ____________ be able to dance very well.
used to
My grandfather ________________ drink a cup of coffee after dinner every night.
used to / would
Luke ____________ have a car but he bought one last week.
didn't use to
We __________live in Brazil.
used to
My family _________ often go to the countryside for the weekend when I was young.
would
I ________ live in a flat when I was a child.
used to
She ___________ love eating chocolate, but now she hates it.
used to
When I was a child, I _________ like peanuts but now I do.
didn't use to
In the morning he __________ sit on the front porch and read.
used to / would
I ___________ wear glasses at university, but now I need them to read.
didn't use to
When the weather was bad, I __________ stay home and read comic books.
used to / would
How many friends ______________ have?
did you use to
When I was a child, we _____________ live in the countryside.
used to
On Sundays, my mum __________ wake us up and cook pancakes.
used to / would
My brother and I _________ fight all the time.
used to / would


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