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Moody30196 Posted 15 years ago
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Used to
I ..... working at night nowadays.
A. used to
B. used
C. am used to
D. would
A. used to
B. used
C. am used to
D. would
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Hi,
'used to' and 'would' (meaning the habit of the past) should be followed by the bare/root infinitive form of a verb(the original form of the verb).
used to/should + work
'be used to' (similar in meaning to 'be accustomed to') should be followed by the -ing form of a verb(the gerundive form).
am/are/is used to + working
'be used
'used to' and 'would' (meaning the habit of the past) should be followed by the bare/root infinitive form of a verb(the original form of the verb).
used to/should + work
'be used to' (similar in meaning to 'be accustomed to') should be followed by the -ing form of a verb(the gerundive form).
am/are/is used to + working
'be used
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I am used to working nights. A form of be (am). -ing.
It's familiar to me. I have a lot of experience doing it. It doesn't bother me to do it.
I used to work nights. No form of be. No -ing.
In the past I worked nights, but I don't work nights anymore.
CJ
It's familiar to me. I have a lot of experience doing it. It doesn't bother me to do it.
I used to work nights. No form of be. No -ing.
In the past I worked nights, but I don't work nights anymore.
CJ
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