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used to: ( + base verbale ) s'utilise pour parler de quelque chose que l'on faisait habituellement dans le passé.
didn't use to: ( + base verbale )
still : encore ( pour exprimer que cela dure . Différent de "again"
Comme la chanson "I'm Still Loving You" des Scorpions. => Je t'aime encore / touujours ...ça dure depuis toujours
not anymore : plus maintenant ...
Réponse :
Women used to wear dresses every day, they didn’t use to wear trousers.
Today, women still wear dresses but they also wear trousers
Most women used to be housewives, they didn’t use to work.
Most women aren't housewives anymore.
Boys and girls used to go different school, they didn’t use to go to the same school.
Boys and girls don’t go to different school anymore.
Children used to play out, they didn’t use to play online.
In 2021, children still play out but they also spend time to play online.
Men used to love sport, and they still do.
Explications :
Exemples de construction:
I used to wear jeans. ( "J'avais l'habitude" de porter des jeans )
I didn't use to wear jeans. ( Je n'"avais pas l'habitude" de porter des jeans )
I still wear jeans. ( Je porte toujours/encore des jeans )
I don't wear jeans anymore ( Je ne porte plus de jeans )
