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    The document provides examples of using the phrase "used to" to talk about past habitual actions or states that are no longer true. It lists sentences with "used to" followed by an infinitive verb to express things one did regularly in the past but does not do anymore, such as "Used to speak", "Used to smoke", and "Used to play". It also shows how to use "didn't use to" with an infinitive to express something that was not done in the past, such as "Didn't use to have". Personal examples are given like "I used to be very crying" and "I used to travel a lot to Aguascalientes, Ags." to illustrate using "used

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    The document provides examples of using the phrase "used to" to talk about past habitual actions or states that are no longer true. It lists sentences with "used to" followed by an infinitive verb to express things one did regularly in the past but does not do anymore, such as "Used to speak", "Used to smoke", and "Used to play". It also shows how to use "didn't use to" with an infinitive to express something that was not done in the past, such as "Didn't use to have". Personal examples are given like "I used to be very crying" and "I used to travel a lot to Aguascalientes, Ags." to illustrate using "used

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    Bitacora Ejercicio 2

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    juan carlos arriagareyes
    The document provides examples of using the phrase "used to" to talk about past habitual actions or states that are no longer true. It lists sentences with "used to" followed by an infinitive verb to express things one did regularly in the past but does not do anymore, such as "Used to speak", "Used to smoke", and "Used to play". It also shows how to use "didn't use to" with an infinitive to express something that was not done in the past, such as "Didn't use to have". Personal examples are given like "I used to be very crying" and "I used to travel a lot to Aguascalientes, Ags." to illustrate using "used

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    Date: 10th july 2020

    Name: Brenda Pérez

    Teacher's name : IRINEO HERNANDEZ OLYMPIA BERENICE

    English 4

    Used to
    We use: Used to for talking about thins we did before but not now

    past

    infinitive
    not
    simple
    Didn´t
    Used to speak

    Didn´t Used to have

    Used to smoke
    Used to play
    We Used to buy

    Did´t used to do

    Used to sit

    Didn´t Used to have

    I used to be very crying


    I just to hate the yolk from the egs, but now i kind of like
    me
    I used to travel a lot to Aguascalientes, Ags. A few years
    ago

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