I didnt use to wear glasses but I

I didn’t use to wear glasses but I wear glasses now. USED TO I used to go to theatre very often when I was young but I don’t go now.

Used to “Used to” to Is for expressing actions that were habitual in the past and implies that the action no longer takes place. Example: I used to eat seafood, but now I prefer meat. I didn't use to like him, but now we're good friends. Pronoun + used to + Verb

POSITIVE FORM I You He She It We They USED TO play V(1) tennis. O Example Sentences Carlos used to play toy cars but he doesn’t play now. Andrea used to eat meat but now she is a vegetarian. Mark used to be fat but he is thin now. John used to eat chocolate a lot but he doesn’t eat now. Janet used to watch TV very often but she doesn’t watch now.

Used to In old days People USED TO listen to gramophone records. Now They listen to CD players.

Used to In old days Women USED TO wash their dirty clothes by hand. Now They use washing machine.

NEGATIVE FORM I You He She It We They DIDN’T USE TO play tennis. Example Sentences Ali didn’t use to watch horror films but he watches now. Sarah didn’t use to speak Spanish but she speaks now. We didn’t use to eat fast food but we eat fast food now. People didn’t use to use credit card for shopping but they use it now. Sıla didn’t use to have long hair last year but she has got a long hair now.

Didn’t use to People didn’t use to communicate through mobile phones. They used to communicate through telegraphs.

Didn’t use to Women didn’t use to wash their clothes with washing machine. They used to wash their clothes by hand.

BRITNEY USED TO BE THIN, BUT NOW SHE IS CHUBBY

MICHAEL USED TO BE BLACK, BUT THEN HE WAS WHITE.