"Used to" vs "Would" vs "Would Have" — The Past That Native Speakers Love (B1–B2)

"Used to" vs "Would" vs "Would Have" — The Past That Native Speakers Love (B1–B2). Do you know the difference between USED TO, WOULD and WOULD HAVE? These three expressions help you talk about the past beautifully — old habits, nostalgic memories, and things that might have been different. In this episode, Sarah and Paul break it all down naturally. ✅ In this episode you'll learn: — How to use USED TO for past habits AND states (I used to live here, I used to be shy) — How to use WOULD for repeated past actions — and why you CAN'T use it for states — WOULD HAVE in conditionals (If I had known, I would have told you) — WOULD HAVE for confident guesses about the past — The difference between "I used to" and "I was used to" (they mean very different things!) 🎧 No grammar stress — just warm, natural English conversation. 📌 New episodes every week — Subscribe and never miss one! 👉 Tell us in the comments: what's something you USED TO do as a child that you don't do anymore?