Question

8. Change the following sentences using used to.
a) I was in love with her.
b) We went to school together.
c) How did you spend the winter evening?
d) Trains were driven by steam at one time.
e) They did not go out on those days.​

Answer 1

Answer:

a) I used to be in love with her

b)We used to go to school together

c)How did you used to spend the winter evening?

d)Trains used to be driven by steam at one time.

e)They did not used to go out on those days.

Explanation:

Answer 2

When we change the sentences using "used to", we have:

a) I used to be in love with her.

b) We used to go to school together.

c) How did you use to spend the winter evening?

d) Trains used to be driven by steam at one time.

e) They did not use to go out on those days.

• The phrase "used to" is used to refer to an action that happened repeatedly in the past but that no longer happens.
• Suppose that, when you were a child, you had to the habit of waking up early every day just to watch cartoons. You can use "used to" to express that: "I used to wake up early to watch cartoons when I was a child."
• When forming negative or interrogative sentences, we must use the auxiliary "did". In that case, "used to" becomes "use to".
• Affirmative: I used to wake up early.
• Negative: I didn't use to wake up early.
• Interrogative: Did you use to wake up early?

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