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Henry74 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

I was used to doing

Hello,

Suppose you start with the sentence

- I'm having trouble adjusting to driving in London becasue I'm used to driving on the right.

Now you want to refer to it as a past event. How should you put it?

- I was having trouble adjusting to driving in London because

a) I was used to driving on the right
b) I used to drive on the right

I feel like a) should be correct, as b) seems to have a different meaning from the one intended. On the other hand, I have rarely encountered the past form of "I'm used to doing". I'm not sure if it is used, or even grammatical.

Can you please help me?

Thank you
H.
  

Top answer

I was used to driving on the right. That's fine.

  • I was used to driving on the right.
  • That's fine.
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I was used to driving on the right.


That's fine.
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