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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Used toor Be used to

Hi there.

What could be the correct option for the question below?

Now I ______ at night.

A. am used to work
B. used to work
C. used to working
D. am used to working

I thought the answer was D,but the official answer key says C. I think answer key is wrong. What do you think?
  

Top answer

D is correct and if you assume a comma after "now," B is also correct.

— AlpheccaStars

  • D is correct and if you assume a comma after "now," B is also correct.
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D is correct and if you assume a comma after "now," B is also correct.
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There is no comma after "now". But "used to" refers to past habits, doesn't it? Then how can we use it with "now" with a comma? I'm a little confused. I need an explanation.

Thanks for the answer anyway.
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"Now" does not always mean at the present time. It can be an introductory word with no actual meaning.
See definitions #7 & #8 http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/now?s=t
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Oh I see. Not mentioning past here. Thanks AlpheccaStars
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