I wrote this to my friends:
It used to took 5 seconds for me to reach Youtube, now it only took me 2 seconds to do it. When I was happy and enjoyed watching the videos on Youtube.
And I came across a question about the use of "Now"
(1): It used to took 5 seconds for me to reach Youtube, now it only took me 2 seconds to do it.
(2): It used to took 5 seconds for me to reach Youtube, now it only takes me 2 seconds to do it.
I wonder if there are any differences in meaning between the sentences (1) and (2).
The difference between "now" in past tense and present tense sentences.
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Re: The difference between "now" in past tense and present tense sentences.
Both wrong!
--> used to TAKE...
--> used to TAKE...