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Redkiddy Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Used to

Hello friends,

1-I have a question with"used to"

For example if somebody asks you

"Did you use to live in London?"

Yes,I did. ( which means you don't live there anymore)

What if you have lived all your life in London ,I mean in the past and still live there.

What response would you give?

Can it be " I have always lived here"

2- Which ones are correct?

Is there anybody here?

Is there somebody here ?

Have you got something to eat?

Note: The question is I sometimes see people in movies using some-..... in questions that shouldn't be used.

Thanks for advance.
  

Top answer

What if you have lived all your life in London ,I mean in the past and still live there. What response would you give? Can it be " I have always lived here" Yes.

— CalifJim

  • What if you have lived all your life in London ,I mean in the past and still live there.
  • What response would you give?
  • Can it be " I have always lived here" Yes.
  • That's fine.
  • Is there anybody here?
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What if you have lived all your life in London ,I mean in the past and still live there.

What response would you give?

Can it be " I have always lived here"

Yes. That's fine.

Is there anybody here?

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