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Navitasan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
I used to stay...
Which are correct:
1) I stayed at my cousin's place when I worked in that factory.
2) I stayed at my cousin's place when I used to work in that factory.
3) I stayed at my cousin's place when I was working in that factory.
4) I used to stay at my cousin's place when I worked in that factory.
5) I used to stay at my cousin's place when I was working in that factory.
Is there any difference in their meanings?
Do any of them imply that I worked at that factory for a short period of time?
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) I stayed at my cousin's place when I worked in that factory.
2) I stayed at my cousin's place when I used to work in that factory.
3) I stayed at my cousin's place when I was working in that factory.
4) I used to stay at my cousin's place when I worked in that factory.
5) I used to stay at my cousin's place when I was working in that factory.
Is there any difference in their meanings?
Do any of them imply that I worked at that factory for a short period of time?
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
"Used to" means that something u were doing in the past but not anymore. So it changes the meaning.
- "Used to" means that something u were doing in the past but not anymore.
- So it changes the meaning.
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"Used to" means that something u were doing in the past but not anymore. So it changes the meaning.
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