Past Simple, Used to, Would: rules of usage

Past Simple, used to, and would – these three grammar structures are the real foundation for talking about the past. They may sound almost the same, but each one has its subtle meaning. That’s why native speakers switch between used to, would, and past simple with ease – and why English learners often mix them up.

This mini-course, designed for the intermediate level, will finally help you get a clear understanding of these forms – once and for all.

What’s inside?

• Clear explanations and visual tables: Past Simple vs used to vs would;
• Authentic texts with real-life examples of each structure;
• A guide on when and how to use each form;
• Practical exercises to reinforce what you have learned and check your progress right away.

No unnecessary theory – just the grammar that works in real conversations.