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Used To Could ( or ) Used To Be Able





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Used To Could ( or ) Used To Be Able :



“I used to could lift a hay-bale with my teeth,” says Jeb, meaning “I used to be able to.”


Because the D and the T are blended into a single consonant when this phrase is pronounced, many writers are unaware that the D is even present and omit it in writing.


























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