_____(She/not talk) in rhyme, but now she does it all the time.
She didn’t use to talk in rhyme, but now she does it all the time.
_____( she/think) the moon followed her home?
Did she use to think the moon followed her home?
_____( I/believe) 'nachos' were a health food. I still do.
I used to believe 'nachos' were a health food. I still do.
_____( I/not enjoy) ironing — and I still don’t.
I didn’t use to enjoy ironing — and I still don’t.
_____( he/pretend) the floor was lava?
Did he use to pretend the floor was lava?
_____( you/hide) your sweets in your bed?
Did you use to hide your sweets in your bed?
_____( We/race) office chairs down the hallway.
We used to race office chairs down the hallway.
_____( I/believe) the washing machine ate my socks.
I used to believe the washing machine ate my socks.
_____( We/watch) horror films with the lights on and a blanket shield.
We used to watch horror films with the lights on and a blanket shield.
_____( He/not drink) tea, but now he’s basically 80% chamomile.
He didn’t use to drink tea, but now he’s basically 80% chamomile.
_____(They/not like) jazz, but now they play it for their plants.
They didn’t use to like jazz, but now they play it for their plants.
_____( you/sing) into your hairbrush like a rockstar?
Did you use to sing into your hairbrush like a rockstar?
_____( He/not wear) hats — now he has one for every emotion.
He didn’t use to wear hats — now he has one for every emotion.
_____( he/pretend) he was on a cooking show while making toast?
Did he use to pretend he was on a cooking show while making toast?
_____( you/treat) every puddle like a mini swimming pool?
Did you use to treat every puddle like a mini swimming pool?
_____( He/read) cereal boxes like novels.
He used to read cereal boxes like novels.
