Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
used to, would, past habits
Suppose that I want to talk about my habit of studying to someone.
When I studied math, I used to drink a cup of coffee. I used to listen to some mucic, I used to eat some snacks.
When I studied math, I would drink a cup of coffee. I would listen to some music. I would eat some snacks.
Are these two sentences gramatically correct?
When I studied math, I used to drink a cup of coffee. I used to listen to some mucic, I used to eat some snacks.
When I studied math, I would drink a cup of coffee. I would listen to some music. I would eat some snacks.
Are these two sentences gramatically correct?
Top answer
Both approaches are OK, but in my experience 'used to' is a lot more common. Clive
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Both approaches are OK, but in my experience 'used to' is a lot more common.
Clive
Clive
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