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Conversation 2
Man: Do you speak French?
CONVERSATION. Woman: I speak it a little. I used to
LISTEN AND use it all the time, but not anymore.
Man: Really, why is that?
THEN PLAY Woman: Well, I used to work for a
ROLES French company, and then I changed
jobs.
Man: Oh, really. I didn’t know that.
Woman: Yeah, it was a lot of fun.
https://soundgrammar.com/learn/L4-CEFR-B1/L4-03-UsedTo.htm
Conversation 3
Man: Are you coming to the party?
CONVERSATION. Woman: No, I have to work.
LISTEN AND Man: Work! What happened? You
used to never miss a party!
THEN PLAY Woman: True, but I also didn’t use to
ROLES have a stressful job.
Man: True, you used to be poor -- but
you were fun!
Woman: Yep! I used to be fun!
(Sigh!)
https://soundgrammar.com/learn/L4-CEFR-B1/L4-03-UsedTo.htm
It’s used to describe past habist or states. A time
expression is not necessary.
- I used to get up at six, but now I get up at eight.
- I used to own a horse. (I owned a horse once.)