Past Habits - Used to

"Used to" to talk about past habits Watch the video and do the Multiple Choice activity. We use "used to" to talk about things we do all the time things we did in the past, but don't do any more actions we started in the past and continue doing What tense do we need for "used to"? Simple past Simple present Present perfect Which one is correct when we use "used to" in negative sentences? didn't used to didn't use to don't used to What's the correct structure for questions with "used to"? Did you used to sleep with a teddy bear when you were a baby? Has she used to play with dolls when she was a little girl? Did he use to study a lot when he was in primary school? "I used to play volleyball very well." What's the correct meaning for this sentence? I don't play volleyball now. I played volleyball very often in the past, and I still play volleyball sometimes. I was very good at volleyball in the past. Now, I may play but I'm not that good. "My sister used to be afraid of dogs." What's the correct meaning? My sister isn't afraid of dogs now. My sister has always been afraid of dogs. My sister wasn't afraid of dogs in the past, but she is now. I didn't use to live in Buenos Aires. I live in Buenos Aires now. I have never lived in Buenos Aires. I didn't live in Buenos Aires in the past. It doesn't say anything about now.