Question

Use the proper way to make interrogative statements with ‘’used to’’, to ask a friend, classmate, relative, or someone you know about how his or her childhood used to be. Follow the examples.
Watch the following video to have a clearer understanding: Example: Did you use to play with marbles?
A: Yes, I used to play with marbles.

Did you use to walk to your school?
A: No, I didn’t use to walk to my school.
Please don’t use the given examples to answer your activity, use different ideas.
2 Points Each. Remember that it is question and answer. Also remember to use “used to” language to form your questions and answers.

Answer 1

La frase "used to" se traduce a "solía" y se usa para hablar de acciones que una persona solía hacer en el pasado.

Oraciones afirmativas:

• Sujeto + used to + verbo + complemento

Se utilizan para expresar hábitos que una persona tenía en el pasado pero que ya no lo hace.

Oraciones negativas:

• Sujeto + didn’t use to + verbo + complemento

Las oraciones con "used to" en negativo se utilizan para expresar algo que en el pasado no se hacía pero ahora en el presente sí.

Oraciones Interrogativas:

• Did + sujeto + use to + verbo + complemento?

Se utilizan para preguntar los hábitos que una persona tenía en el pasado.

1. Did you use to be a good student?

• Yes, I used to be a good student

2. Did you used to play basketball?

• No, I didn't. I used to play soccer

3. Did you use to go to the same school as your sister?

• No, I didn't use to go to the same school as her.