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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Used to or use to?
Hello every1
I am confused: When is one supposed to use "used to" or "use to"
I am inclined to think that used to is used more often, since it refers to a past action that no longer happens.
However, I am clueless as to whether it should be used with a d, such as in "used to" vs. "use to" , when, and why.
If you could be of help, I would appreciate it.
I am confused: When is one supposed to use "used to" or "use to"
I am inclined to think that used to is used more often, since it refers to a past action that no longer happens.
However, I am clueless as to whether it should be used with a d, such as in "used to" vs. "use to" , when, and why.
If you could be of help, I would appreciate it.
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Did you use to smoke? [ past tense is identified in the auxiliary verb 'did' ] Yes, I used to smoke a pack a day. [ past tense is identified in the verb 'used' ]
- Did you use to smoke?
- [ past tense is identified in the auxiliary verb 'did' ] Yes, I used to smoke a pack a day.
- [ past tense is identified in the verb 'used' ]
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Did you use to smoke? [ past tense is identified in the auxiliary verb 'did' ]
Yes, I used to smoke a pack a day. [ past tense is identified in the verb 'used' ]
Yes, I used to smoke a pack a day. [ past tense is identified in the verb 'used' ]
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