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He _____ in the country for 3 years.
A
used to live
B
lived
C
was used to live
D
used to living
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used to表示“过去常常”，有明显表示过去的时间含义，所以通常不与表示次数（如：twice，three times等）或一段时间（如：three months，five years等）的词连用。
used to表示“过去常常”，有明显表示过去的时间含义，所以通常不与表示次数（如：twice，three times等）或一段时间（如：three months，five years等）的词连用。
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