Do you remember how much money you (would / used to) owe me?
used to
On Saturday mornings, my mother (would / used to) bake fresh bread.
both
The old apartment building (would / used to) stand right here before they tore it down.
used to
My old laptop (would / used to) get very hot if I left it on all day.
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We (would/ used to) have lunch at this little cafe downtown before it closed.
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My uncle (wouldn't / didn't use to) smoke, but he started a few years ago.
didn't use to
(Did you use to / Would you) live in the old house?
Did you use to
In the summer, the children (would / used to) spend hours building sandcastles.
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The children (would / used to) cry whenever the lights went out.
both
The car often had issues, but it (wouldn't /didn't use to) start in cold weather.
didn't use to
My grandparents (would / used to) live in a small house near the river.
used to
Every time the circus came to town, we (would / used to) beg my father to take us.
both
(Did you use to / Would you) play on the weekends when you were younger?
Did you use to
I (wouldn't / didn't use to) know that this park was here until last year.
didn't use to
When he was young, he (wouldn't / didn't use to) have any money, so he walked everywhere.
didn't use to
There (would / used to) be a fountain right here in the center of the square.
used to
Back then, we (would / used to) often walk five miles to school, rain or shine.
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I (wouldn't / didn't use to) know how to drive until my father taught me.
didn't use to
She (would / used to) sometimes get lost on the way to her dance class.
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I (wouldn't / didn't use to) understand modern art, but now I do.
didn't use to
Before I moved here, I (would / used to) be able to see the mountains from my window.
used to
Before moving here, they (wouldn't /didn't use to) have many friends.
didn't use to
He was a private person. He (wouldn't /didn't use to) talk about his family.
didn't use to
When I was a teenager, I (would / used to) always visit the local video game arcade.
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