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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Used to

hi
In.
"He used to er chocolate"
, does 'useed to' iimply that eating chocolate was a habit?

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Not necessarily. He may have eaten just once a year, but now no longer eats it at all. There is no way of knowing from this sentence to what degree he ate chocolate, however you could write that he had the habit of eating chocolate on Christmas.

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  • Not necessarily.
  • He may have eaten just once a year, but now no longer eats it at all.
  • There is no way of knowing from this sentence to what degree he ate chocolate, however you could write that he had the habit of eating chocolate on Christmas.
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Not necessarily. He may have eaten just once a year, but now no longer eats it at all. There is no way of knowing from this sentence to what degree he ate chocolate, however you could write that he had the habit of eating chocolate on Christmas.
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