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Would can replace "used to" when talking about past habits: When I was young, we would play outside every day.
But would cannot describe past states. I used to live in London, not I would live in London.
Use would mainly for repeated actions, often with a past-time context.

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When you do not take care with spelling, lots of cabbage will get boiler.

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Ecophobia - Literally, the fear of one's home, but also fear of environmental degradation. From eco- (derived from the Ancient Greek oἶkos, meaning "house," "home," or "dwelling place") and -phobia (from phóbos, meaning "fear" or "terror"). #grammar #grammardiva #etymology #phobia #wordoftheday

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Other words to watch for:

* just
* suddenly
* began
* the 'be' verb
* the word 'and' starting sentences
* habitual prose forms in your writing
* overuse of ellipses
* incorrect use of grammar
* passive voice use
* saying the same thing twice

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"He was born in a rainbow trout hatchery, so he has been around fish his whole life, ..."

Obviously!?!!

Only, the writer is talking about a human. 🤔😆

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