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When talking about something you did as a habit in the past (that you no longer do now), use used to plus the base form of the verb.
Example:
We used to go to the movies and clubs. (We no longer do that.)
In the negative, use didn’t and use to. (No d on use!)
Correct Example: You didn’t use to go grocery shopping . . .
Not: You didn’t used to go grocery shopping . . .
Fun Fact!
In 1914, President Woodrow Wilson signed a bill making Mother’s Day a national holiday. We think he should have included a free vacation for every mother. And maybe two vacations for mothers of twins!
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