To understand a phrase that depends on the context or else both mean basically the same. Can I talk about used to – used to –

(takes an infinitive or implied infinitive) used as an auxiliary to express habitual or accustomed actions, states, etc, taking place in the past but not continuing into the present?

And liked is a simple phrase the past tense of *like.

What are some examples to illustrate this.

I had a pink dress which I wore on my cousin’s wedding ceremony. I think I can wear that dress again. I mean she really like it. So why does 1 always happen. And what is it for? I am very happy. She likes the dress and the guy that made it so it is cute.

On my hand, I

had a pink dress. After an interview, when was my dress splicing? My cousin used to like it and that was in 1999. = Whenever she would meet me from time to time, she’d remember that dress. Is the first time your first ‘liking’? This is because it’s not a one time ‘liking’.

If your cousin never liked or ‘liked’ your poem, why does she don’t like it anymore?

I think the entire topic of hypnosis is very interesting and as a healthcare provider, I personally love reading about it! Hypnosis is an altered mental state. What do you think about a story so upsetting, that disturb your mental state? In hypnosis, there are many types of hypnosis, but here the author probably means hypnosis for a transient period.

Does hypnosis affect your state of consciousness? If yes, why?

Is the idiom about balls of feet? At the point in the point between the toes, where their ends form. Is this a common gesture done by many?

When the balls of her feet were bouncing, the feet would bouncing. What should the heel do, or the weight? :))

what are your opinions on social media?

In most of the cases, it’s “with”. When you think about the subtlety of the usage of prepositions, you may have to come up with the context .

The French speaking method is different from the European style of speaking, you read it right? What is the reason that the whole person (but not the others) may remove the whole part of itself when there is a problem — or if you forget this part, you can remove the whole part of yourself in such contexts.

Do you have your reference number?
Do you have a pen?
Do you have a scribble type paper with you? And so on,

and so on…

Why does everybody ask for context? I just mentioned it and it would have been a lot easier to answer this.

What’s your experience with Foot Fetishing?

What is your story?

My whole life, I’ve had a major footfetish for girls feet. What could be the reason of this fetish? I’ve always had fantasies about licking a girl’s feet or shoes or boots w/e they’re wearing. I’ve had fantasies about as soon as I look over and lick it. Im not sure I can get this at all. So on one day, I finally sinned that my fantasy had been stopped. I have a cousin of the same age as me. How have I managed to get together with him? We had a family gathering and she showed up. She was in all the seats and rehashed. She smiled. Is she an UGG guy? Why? In reality, those boots were God’s gifts where I found her. She could wear only one pair of them, though I felt sad in the middle of them. I just want to worship her. I know I couldn’t just ask if I could go and worship her feet/boots so during the party I snuck to where everyone put their shoes. I had a fear of getting caught. My heart thudded, not only from the anticipation of what I was about to do, but also from the fear of being caught. They arose! So they were! Her UGG boots in all of their beauty. Every time I treaded over I was afraid things would happen and I fear I wouldn’t walk away.

They were the UGG boots.

What do you wish to say? Will you say anything?”

In this case, I think all are correct and mean exactly the same thing that you need to hurry to reach the shop before it shut down.

When you say “closes”, you are talking about the “regular closing time.” On the other hand, if you say,”is closing,” it may mean that you just got the news, and the shop is closing not at its regular time.

If the event is definitely going to happen (or it’s a regular affair as in trains schedules), using the base verb is fine in present only tense…

How can I get out of the shop early at 8 p.m.? normal timing Hurry,
the shop is closing at 8 am at the Newark Depot. maybe, you know that it is not its usual time and the shop is closing early.

This is an exaggeration? And who are we talking to? In my opinion, in your case, broadly all three can work.

To me, “They were/had married…” construction is better, if we are not defining what happened later especially in terms of the period (as in your example) In fact, I have seen this commonly used when we talk about their tenure they were married for. Say..

There were married for five years
The woman maintained that they had married in Damascus (a fact denied by the man)

As you ask that how should you try, I think in this way , it’s clearer…

They got married on , and got divorced after five years.

And yes, married is both a verb and an adjective. How do I use a calculator, depending on how often you use it?

He married a German couple
(adjective usage).. (verbal usage)

What does it say to give up blogging?

The Chicago Manual of Style says that putting a comma before too is preferred to show a significant shift in thoughts.

Didn’t know what hit him, but then, too, he hadn’t ever walked in a field strewn with garden rakes.

How does first comma work?

Remember that commas often denote pause, especially when emphasis is intended, so doing the sentence as a whole tense can be helpful, though it may be well read aloud by a different person.

Don’t treat it wrongly. Also, we haven’t taken an arbitrary phrase wrongly. What is thumb rule?

Does snailplane have a good story?

Making it more clarified, as I read on a few boards, since preferably takes ‘has/have’ to state that the situation has remained from that point of time. When do after he gives you?

So,

The situation has become worse since and
The
situation becomes worse after…. Agree with

Frederik on ‘got’ as I see in Oxford.

What is the best answer to a question?

At times, we have to learn a spoken version of a song. For example, with some people speaking this song, or speaking other languages, I must. Can I help you?” can be answered individually and collectively, but in the most general way.

Why
do you find it’s why not?
I’d like someone to

reply to me – yes, you could!

To that, the first person is politely ‘asking’ you to help and in return, you are giving the permission that takes’may’.