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Whatchadoin Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Would/played/used to
I didn't have an iPhone so I would play the game on my brother's.
I didn't have an iPhone so I played the game on my brother's.
I didn't have an iPhone so I used to play the game on my brother's.
Do the given sentences mean the same? Thanks. Which one is the most common?
I didn't have an iPhone so I played the game on my brother's.
I didn't have an iPhone so I used to play the game on my brother's.
Do the given sentences mean the same? Thanks. Which one is the most common?
Top answer
The first and third examples refer to a much earlier time, perhaps referring to several years ago, or in your childhood. The second example is more recent - perhaps just a few days ago.
- The first and third examples refer to a much earlier time, perhaps referring to several years ago, or in your childhood.
- The second example is more recent - perhaps just a few days ago.
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The first and third examples refer to a much earlier time, perhaps referring to several years ago, or in your childhood. The second example is more recent - perhaps just a few days ago.
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