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The document provides instructions for using the modal verb "used to" in Spanish. It explains that "used to" translates to "sol鱈a" in Spanish. It provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using "sol鱈a" to express something that was regularly done in the past but is no longer done. It demonstrates how to conjugate "sol鱈a" depending on whether the sentence is affirmative, negative, or interrogative.
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- 2. THIS IS A WORD THAT HAS MULTIPLE USES IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. YOUR SPANISH TRANSLATION IS SOLA USED. MODAL WORD THIS IS GREAT HELP WHEN YOU WANT TO EXPRESS AN ACTION, CONDITION OR SITUATION, (FULL OR NOT) THAT WAS MADE IN THE PAST ALWAYS OR REGULARLY, AND THAT IN THE PRESENT AND NOT BEING MADE.
- 3. TO USE THE WORD USED TO JUST PUT THE PERSONAL PRONOUNS SUBJECT OR WHICH RESTS ON THE ACTION. REMEMBER THAT BY USING THE AUXILIARY OF THE PAST AND DO NOT HAVE THIS IN OUR PAST MODAL VERB, SO WHAT YOU BECOME A THIS: USE TO. THIS WAY TO THE NEGATIVE SENTENCES, THE USE TO IRA PRECEDED BY THE AUXILIARY AND THIS DID NOT TURN PRESEDIDO BE BOUND BY OR STATEMENT. IT IS VITAL THAT INDICATE WHETHER IT COMES TO A PRAYER AFFIRMATIVE, NEGATIVE OR INTERROGATIVE, WORD FORM MAIN BASE INFINITIVO NEVER CHANGE.
- 4. TIPO DE ESTRUCTURA ORACIN PRONOMBRE/SUJETO+USED AFIRMATIVA TO+FORMA BASE DEL VERBO PRINCIPAL+ COMPLEMENTO PRONOMBRE/SUJETO+DIDN卒T+US NEGATIVA E TO+FORMA BASE DE VERBO PRINCIPAL+COMPLEMENTO DID+PRONOMBRE/SUJETO+USE INTERROGATIVA TO+FORMA BASE DE VERBO PRINCIPAL+COMPLEMENTO+?
- 5. ORACION AFIRMATIVA: CLAUDIA USED TO WORK AT HOME ON VACATIONS. ORACION NEGATIVA: CLAUDIA DIDN卒T USE TO WORK AT HOME ON VACATIONS. ORACION INTERROGATIVA: DID CLAUDIA USE TO WORK AT HOME ON VACATIONS?
- 6. THANKS