Feb. 27, 2023
WOULD AND USED TO
1. Years ago they would/ used to go on holidays abroad every winter.
2. I did never use to accept /I never used to accept / I would never accept invitations to go out.
3. He would / used to wash his BMW in a self-service car wash every Friday, now he doesn't even bother to shake the mud off the rugs when he meets his date.
4. She used to dream / would dream of becoming famous.
5. Isn't that Ali's sister's friend? Didn't she use to be at your school? / Did she use to be at your school?
6. They would/ used to go to his family town every summer holidays. His mother would bake / used to bake a millefeuile (napoleon) to welcome her sweet-toothed son. Their children and their children's cousins having littered the house by gathering all the possible toys would/ used to finally sit down around a barbecue together with the grownups to enjoy meaty sausages and crunchy grilled potatoes with garlic butter pilled in. If the screaming of children was not yet enough for someone, they would / used to soon start a fight about who would get more s'mores.
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WOULD AND USED TO
1. Years ago they would/ used to go on holidays abroad every winter.
2. I did never use to accept /I never used to accept / I would never accept invitations to go out.
2. I never used to accept / I would never accept invitations to go out.
3. He would / used to wash his BMW in a self-service car wash every Friday, now he doesn't even bother to shake the mud off the rugs when he meets his date.
4. She used to dream / would dream of becoming famous.
5. Isn't that Ali's sister's friend?
Didn't she use to be at your school?
/ Did she use to be at your school?
6. They would/ used to go to his family hometown every summer holidays.
6. They would/ used to go to his hometown every summer holiday.
His mother would bake / used to bake a millefeuile (napoleon) to welcome her son who had a sweet-toothed son.
His mother would bake / used to bake a millefeuile (napoleon) to welcome her son who had a sweet-tooth.
Their children and their children's cousinsAfter having littercleaned the house by gathering all the possible toys toys, their children, nieces and nephews would/ used to finally sit down around a barbecue together with the grown-ups to enjoy meaty sausages and crunchy grilled potatoes with smothered with garlic butter pilled in.
After having cleaned the house by gathering all the toys, their children, nieces and nephews would/ used to finally sit down around a barbecue together with the grown-ups to enjoy meaty sausages and crunchy grilled potatoes with smothered with garlic butter.
I have rearranged this sentence to make it read much better as it was very long and disjointed.
If the screaming of children was not yet enough for someone, they would / used to soon start a fight about who would get more s'mores.
If the screaming of children was not yet enough, they would / used to soon start a fight about who would get more s'mores.
Feb. 27, 2023
"Didn't she use to" is correct as the "did" is the verb in the past, and then followed by "use" in the infinitive
WOULD AND USED TO
1. Years ago they would/ used to go on holidays abroad every winter.
2. I did never used to accept /I never used to accept / I would never accept invitations to go out.
2. I never used to accept /I never used to accept / I would never accept invitations to go out.
3. He would / used to wash his BMW in a self-service car wash every Friday, now he doesn't even bother to shake the mud off the rugs when he meets his date.
4. She used to dream / would dream of becoming famous.
5. Isn't that Ali's sister's friend?
Didn't she used to be at your school? Didn't she used to be at your school?
/ Did she used to be at your school? / Did she used to be at your school?
6. They would/ used to go to his family hometown every summer holidays.
6. They would/ used to go to his hometown every summer holiday.
His mother would bake / used to bake a millefeuile (napoleon) to welcome her sweet-toothed son.
Their children and their children's’s’ cousins having littered the house by gathering all the possible toys would/ used to finally sit down around a barbecue together with the grownups to enjoy meaty sausages and crunchy grilled potatoes with garlic butter pilled ion.
Their children and their children’s’ cousins having littered the house by gathering all the possible toys would/ used to finally sit down around a barbecue together with the grownups to enjoy meaty sausages and crunchy grilled potatoes with garlic butter piled on.
If the screaming of children was not yet enough for someone, they would / used to soon start a fight about who would get more s'mores.
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1. Years ago they would/ used to go on holidays abroad every winter. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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2. I did never use to accept /I never used to accept / I would never accept invitations to go out.
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3. He would / used to wash his BMW in a self-service car wash every Friday, now he doesn't even bother to shake the mud off the rugs when he meets his date. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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4. She used to dream / would dream of becoming famous. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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5. Isn't that Ali's sister's friend? This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Didn't she use to be at your school? Didn't she used to be at your school? Didn't she used to be at your school? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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/ Did she use to be at your school? / Did she used to be at your school? / Did she used to be at your school? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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6. They would/ used to go to his family town every summer holidays.
6. They would/ used to go to his
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His mother would bake / used to bake a millefeuile (napoleon) to welcome her sweet-toothed son. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
His mother would bake / used to bake a millefeuile (napoleon) to welcome her son who had a sweet-tooth |
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Their children and their children's cousins having littered the house by gathering all the possible toys would/ used to finally sit down around a barbecue together with the grownups to enjoy meaty sausages and crunchy grilled potatoes with garlic butter pilled in.
Their children and their children
I have rearranged this sentence to make it read much better as it was very long and disjointed. |
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If the screaming of children was not yet enough for someone, they would / used to soon start a fight about who would get more s'mores. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
If the screaming of children was not yet enough |
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