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Differences between Used to and Would

The first difference is that Would should not be used unless it has already been established that the time frame is in the past, while Used to does not require this.

The second difference between Used to and Would is that Would is not used with stative verbs such as love, be, understand, and feel.

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1. I used towould I don't know read a lot of books in my college days.

2. When I was a kid, I used towould I don't know often visit my grandmother.

3. She used towould I don't know be a store manager, but now she is a doctor.

4. She used towould I don't know speak French when she was in Paris.

5. When he was young, Harry used towould I don't know get up early.

6. My mom used towould I don't know make me do my homework, but now she doesn't.

7. The cat used towould I don't know lie on her lap while she was working.

8. A few years ago, they used towould I don't know practise cricket over there, but now they don't.

9. I used towould I don't know go to my sister's to play chess, but now I don't.

10. He used towould I don't know play with his friends in abandoned houses when he was a child.