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That's just plain wrong. The correct English is "used to be." It expresses a past condition which lasted a long time but is now over. For example:
"You know a lot about grammar!"
"Well, I'm a programmer these days but I used to be an English teacher."
sad to say or sadly to say which is correct or can both be used?
Aloha.Aloha is used to greet and say hello and is also used to say goodbye.
"Salam" is commonly used to say hello in Sindhi.
They used their imaginations.
you can say "usado" if you are talking about a thing. For example: used car- "carro usado"
You can say 'along with' or 'in addition to'.
If you don't like it anymore, you can say that honestly.
Nobody recorded anything that Shakespeare said when he was offstage. Nobody thought it was important. We can hardly know what he used to say a lot when we don't know anything that he used to say.
I think it's ubi. Even thought ubi is mostly used to say where, it is also used to say when.
The word Charlotte used to say hello to Wilbur was "Salutations."
you pretty much answered your own question... that's why they say it.
Not in English grammatically.