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Used to (affirmative and negative)

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This document discusses the use of the phrase "used to" to talk about past habits or actions that are no longer true. It provides examples of using "used to" in affirmative sentences describing past habits as well as negative sentences indicating habits that no longer occur. It also shows the interrogative form using "Did" to ask about past habits.

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Used to / Didn卒t use to
subj+ used to + verb (infinitive) Luciana used to eat met. I used to have long hair. He used to work very hard. Jhon used to walk to school. Examples: Affirmative Sentences: Affirmative Form
Negative Form I didn卒t use to eat pizza. They didn卒t use to play in the street. Sentences subj+ didn卒t use to + verb (infinitive) Interrogative Form Did + subj + use to + verb (infinitive) Did she use to work hard?.

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Used to (affirmative and negative)

  • 2. subj+ used to + verb (infinitive) Luciana used to eat met. I used to have long hair. He used to work very hard. Jhon used to walk to school. Examples: Affirmative Sentences: Affirmative Form
  • 3. Negative Form I didn卒t use to eat pizza. They didn卒t use to play in the street. Sentences subj+ didn卒t use to + verb (infinitive) Interrogative Form Did + subj + use to + verb (infinitive) Did she use to work hard?.