1. Khối 9
  2. Tiếng Anh 9 - Sách học sinh - Tập một (Thí điểm hệ 10 năm)
  3. Unit 4 Life in the past
  4. A closer look 2
  5. Read the conversation from GETTING STARTED and underline the examples of used to + infinitive. Then choose the correct answer.

  • Grammar
    1 Read the conversation from GETTING STARTED and underline the examples of used to + infinitive.
    Father:
    This is a present for you, son.

    Nguyen:
    A kite!
    How cool!
    Thank you, dad.

    Father:
    I made it for you,
    just like your grandfather
    used to make
    one for me.

    Nguyen:
    Is it a family tradition?

    Father:
    Yes, for generations.

    Nguyen:
    I love it.
    So when you were a kid,
    what did you
    use to do
    for entertainment?

    Father:
    Oh, it was
    all very simple
    back then.
    We didn't have television
    or the internet.
    A mobile movie team
    used to come
    once every two months,
    and everyone
    from the village
    would be there.
    The children
    were always early,
    trying to get a place near the screen.

    Nguyen:
    I suppose
    it was a special occasion,
    wasn't it?

    Father:
    Sure.

    Nguyen:
    I wish
    there were movie teams
    like that now.

    Father:
    Yeah, it was a lot of fun.

    Nguyen:
    Then how did you
    get to know
    about the world outside?

    Father:
    We had the radio;
    actually, only wealthy people did.
    The whole village
    used to listen
    to the news programme
    through a loudspeaker.

    Nguyen:
    Wow, I can't imagine that.

    Father:
    I know.
    The world's changed a lot, son.
    It's much easier now.

    Nguyen:
    Do you miss the past, dad?

    Father:
    I suppose I do.
    Sometimes
    I wish
    I could go back to that time.

    Đáp án
    Father:
    This is a present for you, son.

    Nguyen:
    A kite!
    How cool!
    Thank you, dad.

    Father:
    I made it for you,
    just like your grandfather
    used to make
    one for me.

    Nguyen:
    Is it a family tradition?

    Father:
    Yes, for generations.

    Nguyen:
    I love it.
    So when you were a kid,
    what did you
    use to do
    for entertainment?

    Father:
    Oh, it was
    all very simple
    back then.
    We didn't have television
    or the internet.
    A mobile movie team
    used to come
    once every two months,
    and everyone
    from the village
    would be there.
    The children
    were always early,
    trying to get a place near the screen.

    Nguyen:
    I suppose
    it was a special occasion,
    wasn't it?

    Father:
    Sure.

    Nguyen:
    I wish
    there were movie teams
    like that now.

    Father:
    Yeah, it was a lot of fun.

    Nguyen:
    Then how did you
    get to know
    about the world outside?

    Father:
    We had the radio;
    actually, only wealthy people did.
    The whole village
    used to listen
    to the news programme
    through a loudspeaker.

    Nguyen:
    Wow, I can't imagine that.

    Father:
    I know.
    The world's changed a lot, son.
    It's much easier now.

    Nguyen:
    Do you miss the past, dad?

    Father:
    I suppose I do.
    Sometimes
    I wish
    I could go back to that time.
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  • Grammar
    1 Choose the correct answer.
    We use used to and didn't use to + infinitive to talk about
    .
    an activity that happened only once in the past
    an activity that repeatedly happened in the past
    an activity that started in the past and continues to the present

    Đáp án
    an activity that happened only once in the past
    an activity that repeatedly happened in the past
    an activity that started in the past and continues to the present

    Giải thích
    We use "used to" and "didn't use to" + infinitive to talk about an activity that repeatedly happened in the past.
    Dịch nghĩa: Chúng ta sử dụng "used to" và "didn't use to" + động từ nguyên thể để nói về một hành động lặp đi lặp lại trong quá khứ.
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