Used to exercises

Used to

Complete the sentences with the affirmative, negative or interrogative form of used to and the words in brackets. Use contractions where possible.
used to didn't use to didn't use to Did they use to used to did you use to didn't use to used to
  1. David Beckhamplay for Manchester United.score
  2. Wehave a computer, but we do now.score
  3. (they) work together?score
  4. That restaurantbe a clothes shop.score
  5. Shelike him, but now they're married.score
  6. Where(you) go to school?score
  7. Therebe a police station here.score
  8. Ilike vegetables, but I do now.score

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