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Past habits and states that are no longer true.
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The rule
Used to describes a past habit or a past state that is no longer true. It is followed by the base form of the verb: used to play, used to live, used to be. In questions and negatives with did, use use, not used: Did you use to...? / I didn't use to....
The trap
I use to play football every weekend.
I used to play football every weekend.
used to + verb shows a past habit that is no longer true; the base form follows used to.
She use to live in Hanoi.
She used to live in Hanoi.
The spelling is used to, not use to, when you talk about a past habit or state.
Did you used to smoke?
Did you use to smoke?
In questions and negatives with did, use the base form use, not used.
I didn't used to like coffee.
I didn't use to like coffee.
After didn't, the verb stays in the base form use.
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