"Used to" is a grammatical structure in English used to express past habits or repeated actions. It describes habits, situations, or frequently performed actions in the past. This structure indicates that a habit or situation existed in the past but no longer continues in the present.
For example:
- "I used to play basketball when I was younger."
- "She used to live in Paris."
- "We used to go camping every summer."
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Lesson 1: Noun + Is + Noun
The "used to" construction is often used to express past habits or situations. In this course, you will learn the "used to" structure. You can access the full course on the Udemy platform.
Lesson 2: Noun + Are + Noun
The "used to" construction is often used to express past habits or situations. In this course, you will learn the "used to" structure. You can access the full course on the Udemy platform.
Lesson 3: Pronoun + Be + Noun
The "used to" construction is often used to express past habits or situations. In this course, you will learn the "used to" structure. You can access the full course on the Udemy platform.
Lesson 4: Be + Adjective
The "used to" construction is often used to express past habits or situations. In this course, you will learn the "used to" structure. You can access the full course on the Udemy platform.
Lesson 5: Be + Location
The "used to" construction is often used to express past habits or situations. In this course, you will learn the "used to" structure. You can access the full course on the Udemy platform.
