Questions: Are these sentences grammatically correct or incorrect? 1 I used read my favourite books many times. Correct Incorrect 2 Did you use to play soccer? Correct Incorrect

Are these sentences grammatically correct or incorrect? 1 I used read my favourite books many times. Correct Incorrect 2 Did you use to play soccer? Correct Incorrect
Transcript text: Are these sentences grammatically correct or incorrect? 1 I used read my favourite books many times. Correct Incorrect 2 Did you use to play soccer? Correct Incorrect
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  1. The answer is Incorrect: "I used read my favourite books many times."

    Explanation: The sentence is missing the word "to" after "used." The correct form is "I used to read my favourite books many times."

  2. The answer is Correct: "Did you use to play soccer?"

    Explanation: The sentence is correctly structured. When forming questions in the past tense with "use to," the auxiliary verb "did" is used, and "use" remains in its base form.

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