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Using ´used to` and ´to be used to`. When and How?

Ok. So last week and today we looked at the uses of ´used to`in English. We have already dealt with the first meaning- a state or action that regularly took place in an earlier time in our lives, e.g. "I used to watch cartoons after school every day". The second meaning (to be used to) is used when we want to express that something is familiar and no longer strange, e.g. "The people in the UK are used to the terrible weather". Below are several links that give you practice in using both forms. However, the first link only practises the first meaning of ´used to`. This is your homework and must be printed and completed for Wednesday!! Hope this helps!

Homework

Link 2

Link 3

Second Conditional

Below are three different links for interactive exercises that practise the second conditional. Test yourself and see what you´ve learnt this week! There is also a link for the rules explaining the second conditional...

For the first test, click here

For the second test, click here

And for the third (which has a timed limit), here

Here are the rules to explain the second conditional.