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Sentece: "You used to work from Office-1"



 
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Sentece: "You used to work from Office-1" #1 (permalink) Tue Dec 09, 2008 11:48 am   Sentece: "You used to work from Office-1"		  
Is this correct?

"Are you used to work from Office-1?"

Assume that he is working from Office-2 recently. Previously he worked from Office-1.
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Sentece: "You used to work from Office-1" #2 (permalink) Tue Dec 09, 2008 19:21 pm   Sentece: "You used to work from Office-1"		  
No I don't think so. "Did you use to work..." is right in this case. "Are you used to work..." means that are you accustomed to work...
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