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Guest Posted 21 years ago
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English Grammar
What is the correct form of "use" in the following sentence?
I use to have to decide what to wear to school every morning?
I use to have to decide what to wear to school every morning?
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Hello, Guest! " Which is the one you want to say?
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- " Which is the one you want to say?
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Hello, Guest!
If you're talking about a past that's no longer true, you can say
"I used to have to decide what to wear..."
If you're talking about a habit you have NOW, you'll say
"I'm used to deciding what to wear..."
Which is the one you want to say?
If you're talking about a past that's no longer true, you can say
"I used to have to decide what to wear..."
If you're talking about a habit you have NOW, you'll say
"I'm used to deciding what to wear..."
Which is the one you want to say?
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