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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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hi there iam HUSEE from Russia living in Manchester for several months
i do not know how is my process in English despite,iam hard worker
my question is how to differ between i did use to @ i used to in the meaning
cheers
your sincerely husee
i do not know how is my process in English despite,iam hard worker
my question is how to differ between i did use to @ i used to in the meaning
cheers
your sincerely husee
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" Used to means something you did regularly in the past, but you don't do now. My mother and I used to go to the park every Sunday afternoon. My brothers and I used to argue all the time.
- " Used to means something you did regularly in the past, but you don't do now.
- My mother and I used to go to the park every Sunday afternoon.
- My brothers and I used to argue all the time.
- John used to collect coins and stamps.
- Use "did" to make questions with "used to": Didn't you used to work in this shop?
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Hi Husee;
I'm not exactly sure what you are asking, but here is some information about "used to."
Used to means something you did regularly in the past, but you don't do now.
My mother and I used to go to the park every Sunday afternoon.
My brothers and I used to argue all the time.
John used to collect coins and stamps.
Use "did" to make questio
I'm not exactly sure what you are asking, but here is some information about "used to."
Used to means something you did regularly in the past, but you don't do now.
My mother and I used to go to the park every Sunday afternoon.
My brothers and I used to argue all the time.
John used to collect coins and stamps.
Use "did" to make questio
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