This document discusses the structure of paragraphs and how to use the phrase "used to" when talking about past habitual actions. It provides examples of how "used to" can be used to compare someone's past and present habits. Exercises are included to practice using "used to" with affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. The document encourages talking about past food passions using this structure.
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2. 2
- Identify structure of a paragraph to write
one.
- Identify and use structure ‘used to’ to talk
about food passions.
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Writing a paragraph
Writing a
paragraph
What is a paragraph?
It is a group of sentences.
What are the parts of a paragraph?
1. Topic sentence (main idea)
2. Supporting ideas (examples, details, facts,
etc)
3. Closing sentence (conclusion)
How long is a paragraph?
As long as needed, maybe 3 to 5 sentences.
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9/24Activity: Grammar. Look at the sentences and answer the teacher’s
questions. This is John when he was single.
‘Used to’ to talk about habitual actions
Talk about
food
passions
O He used to smoke.
O He used to go out with girls.
O He used to live by himself.
O He used to play soccer at the
weekends.
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9/24Activity: Grammar. Look at the sentences and answer the teacher’s
questions. This is John after ten years of marriage.
‘Used to’ to talk about habitual actions
• He doesn’t smoke.
• He lives with his family and he goes out
with them.
• He watches T.V. at the weekends.
Talk about
food
passions
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Activity: Grammar. Look at the sentences and compare John’s life.
‘Used to’ to talk about habitual actions
HABITS IN THE PAST
• He used to smoke.
• He used to go out with
girls.
• He used to live by
himself.
• He used to play soccer
at the weekends.
HABITS IN THE PRESENT
• He doesn’t smoke
• He lives with his family
and he goes out with
them
• He watches T.V. at the
weekends.
Talk about
food
passions
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Structure and exercises: ‘Used to’
• USED TO
AFF. S + USED TO + VERB IN SIMPLE FORM.
NEG. S + DIDN´T USE TO + VERB IN SIMPLE FORM.
INT. DID+ S + USE TO + VERB IN SIMPLE FORM?
Exercises:
http://eps.emu.edu.tr/dept/mld/sct/materials/EFL
117/Exercise0.htm
http://www.tolearnenglish.com/exercises/exercise
-english-2/exercise-english-17482.php
Talk about
food
passions
