The "used to" thread

Since so many people keep starting these threads relating to "use to" and "used to", I'd suggest that people stop making all these threads and discuss everything "used to" relating here. So, if you want to talk about "used to" talk about it here, rather than making a new thread.

<So, if you want to talk about "used to" talk about it here, rather than making a new thread. >

Are you a moderator, Pete?

<<Are you a moderator, Pete?>>

nope.

<So, if you want to talk about "used to" talk about it here, rather than making a new thread. >

So why do you feel you can tell other posters where they can and cannot post?

I'm just giving advice. If you don't want to take it, go right ahead, but I do think it would be better to just have one thread relating to "used to" while than a whole bunch of multiple threads be created.

Guest,

Before writing, go and check the meaning and use of "I would suggest". As far as I am concerned, Pete, your suggestion is quite good and with lots common sense.

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<I'm just giving advice. If you don't want to take it, go right ahead, but I do think it would be better to just have one thread relating to "used to" while than a whole bunch of multiple threads be created. >

I disagree. Each of those threads dealt with a different issue of use. If there were one thread to deal with all those issues, it would be hard to follow.

And yet I feel that none of those threads except the one I originally started has shed any light on anything.

<And yet I feel that none of those threads except the one I originally started has shed any light on anything. >

Even your contributions in them?

<And yet I feel that none of those threads except the one I originally started has shed any light on anything. >

For whom?

<< Even your contributions in them? >>

Yes.

<< For whom? >>

For anybody.

<<< For whom? >>

For anybody. >

Why are there so many of you here who feel you can speak for everybody? I got a lot from those threads. Go figure.