Used to +
I played in the park every afternoon when I was a child.
Used to play
Yesterday, she ___ (bake) a cake for the party.
Baked
They lived in a small town before moving here.
They didn’t use to live in a small town before moving here.
I watched TV yesterday.
didn't watch
She used to play piano when she was a child.
Did she use to play piano when she was a child?
She had long hair when she was younger.
Used to have
They ___ (go) to the cinema last weekend.
Went
She walked to school every day.
She didn’t use to walk to school every day.
They cleaned the house last weekend.
They didn’t clean the house last weekend.
She didn’t travel to Italy last summer.
Did she travel to Italy last summer?
I thought that you liked bacon.
Used to think
He ___ (give) me a nice gift for my birthday.
Gave
You studied French at university.
You didn’t use to study French at university.
She painted the room last week.
She didn’t paint the room last week.
I used to visit my grandparents every summer.
Did you use to visit your grandparents every summer?
He watched cartoons every morning as a kid.
Used to watch
The wind ___ (blow) really hard yesterday.
Blew
They ate breakfast together every morning.
They didn’t use to eat breakfast together every morning.
We took a lot of pictures during the trip.
We didn’t take a lot of pictures during the trip.
They didn’t come to the party.
Did they come to the party?
I rode my bike to school when you were a child.
Used to ride
I ___ (begin) my english lessons three months ago.
Began
She read books about history.
She didn’t use to read books about history.
They found their keys in the kitchen.
They didn’t find their keys in the kitchen.
You didn’t read the book yesterday.
Did you read the book yesterday?