Konstrukcja "used to do something"
1. I used to build sandcastles when I went to the beach with my parents.
2. Molly didn’t use to drink coffee when she was in primary school.
3. My father used to fly a kite with me in the park when I was a kid.
4. Mr. Smith didn't use to taxes when he was fifteen years old.
5. Alice used to skip a rope in the school playground?
6. My elder brother didn't use to drive me to school. He was too young.
7. Alan used to ride his tricycle in the house when he was four.
8. I didn’t use to give speeches at the age of ten.
9. We used to have a pet before we moved to the city.
10. Mark used to dress up as a pirate at halloween.
11. Sue didn't use to mow her grandparents' lawn because her grandpa didn't let her.
12. I used to do cartwheels during the P.E classes.
13. Pete used to blow soap bubbles when he was a kid.
14. I didn't use to go on dates until I was eighteen.
15. My grandpa didn’t use to solve crossword puzzles when he was at my age. He found them boring.
16. I used to play with building blocks when I was younger
"Used to do something" oznacza, że zwykło się coś robić. Za pomocą tej konstrukcji gramatycznej wyraża się czynności, które regularnie miały miejsce w przeszłości, były zwyczajami czy nawykami (i już dłużej nie są aktualne).
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