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"Used To" in Turkish
Download this worksheet about "Used To" in Turkish and learn how to form and use the habitual past in Turkish language. For example:
Ben eskiden sinemaya giderdim, artık gitmiyorum. I used to go to the cinema in the past, but I don't any more.
Video lesson (27 minutes) + PDF worksheet (5 pages)
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