“We used to having dinner together.”
What's wrong? Choose the right one.
used to + the verb: used to have, used to be. (I'm used to having… means it's normal for me.)
Not: We used to having dinner together.
Say: We used to have dinner together.
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Questions where people make this mistake.
THE QUESTIONS
- My sister ______ jealous of me, but now we support each other.used to being · was used to be · use to be · used to be
- We used to ______ big family dinners every Friday.have · having · had
- Ben and Lola ______ friends, but they fell out and stopped speaking.use to be · were used to be · used to being · used to be
- My parents used to ______ a lot, but things are calmer now.argue · arguing
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- used to benot use to be: use to in a sentence without didnot used to being: used to + an -ing wordnot was used to be: was used to for the past
- havenot having: used to + an -ing word
- used to benot use to be: use to in a sentence without didnot used to being: used to + an -ing wordnot were used to be: was used to for the past
- arguenot arguing: used to + an -ing word