Used To, Be Used To, Get Used To:3 種用法一次搞懂 | 英文文法
Quick Answer (快速解答): Used to + 原形動詞 describes a past habit that has stopped (“I used to smoke”…

Quick Answer (快速解答): Used to + 原形動詞 describes a past habit that has stopped (“I used to smoke”…

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