Fill in the blank with appropriate option.She _ live in New York in the first half of 1990.
Correct answer: B. Used to
- A. Would
- B. Used to
- C. Could
- D. Have to
Explanation
"Used to" is the correct verb form to use when describing a past habit or a state that existed in the past, but does not exist now. In this case, the sentence is saying that she lived in New York in the past, but does not live there now.
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