By Nate Feldman
I used to live in another country
(s)
I use the laptop in my class (z)
Every day,
I use my car to get to work.
I didn’t
use to drive a car.
Used to: (was true in the past, but
now no)
He used to
live with his parents.
He used to
be called Tetsuya.
He used to
wear a uniform to school.
He used to
ride a bicycle to school.
Didn’t use to: (wasn’t true in the
past, but now yes)
He didn’t
use to be part of a club.
He didn’t
use to practice English a lot.
He didn’t
use to use a car.
He didn’t
use to be called Ted.
He didn’t use
to be part of the swim team.
I used to
work at a different job. I didn’t use to
work at the job I am at now.
I used to
teach classes at Hawk Hill. I didn’t use
to teach classes at the University city campus.
I used to
listen to Guns N Roses, but now they are not as famous.
I work at
University City in Philadelphia. I used
to work at Hawk Hill, but now I am here.
I didn’t use to know where this campus was, but now I am here every day.
Located =
where it is
My morning
class is located in Alumni Hall. The
afternoon class is located in the STC building.
Have a
negative effect = it does bad things to you
You have a
negative effect on me
Have a
positive effect = it does good things to you
My parents
had a positive effect on me
Consume =
eat
I consume
a lot of vegetables in my diet
Prevent =
stop from happening
I
prevented Anna from leaving because I want to make her my prisoner
Recycle =
use again
Rescue =
to save someone or something
Transform =
to change from something to something else
We are going
to transform Alumni Hall into a five-star hotel.
Reduce =
make less
I need to
reduce how much I spend, so I go to Five Below.
Restore =
to bring it back to original condition
When you
are sick, you take medicine and rest to restore your health.
Collapsed =
fell down
Trapped =
you can’t get out
Position =
where something is
Identify =
to see or recognize someone
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