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I think this is a very basic grammar question, but I'm stuck with how I should continue the sentences. Could someone explain it?

  1. In Japan, I've never shopped at a wholesale store, but I did  / diddid it  / diddid so a lot in the States.
  2. I used to read books almost everyday, but now I do  / dodo it  / dodo so only once a week.

About the sentence 2, I know that I can say, " but"but now only once a week." But I'd like to know which is the best if I give a full sentence.

I think this is a very basic grammar question, but I'm stuck with how I should continue the sentences. Could someone explain it?

  1. In Japan, I've never shopped at a wholesale store, but I did  / did it  / did so a lot in the States.
  2. I used to read books almost everyday, but now I do  / do it  / do so only once a week.

About the sentence 2, I know that I can say, " but now only once a week." But I'd like to know which is the best if I give a full sentence.

I think this is a very basic grammar question, but I'm stuck with how I should continue the sentences. Could someone explain it?

  1. In Japan, I've never shopped at a wholesale store, but I did/did it/did so a lot in the States.
  2. I used to read books almost everyday, but now I do/do it/do so only once a week.

About the sentence 2, I know that I can say, "but now only once a week." But I'd like to know which is the best if I give a full sentence.

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What's the mostmore appropriate, when speaking of habits: "do", "do it" or "do so"?

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I think this is a very basic grammar question, but I'm stuck with how I should continue the sentences. Could you Could someone explain it?

  1. In Japan, I've never shopped at a wholesale store, but I did / did it / did so a lot in the States.
  2. I used to read books almost everyday, but now I do / do it / do so only once a week. About the sentence 2, I know that I can say, " but now only once a week." But I'd like to know which is the best if I give a full sentence.
  1. In Japan, I've never shopped at a wholesale store, but I did / did it / did so a lot in the States.
  2. I used to read books almost everyday, but now I do / do it / do so only once a week.

About the sentence 2, I know that I can say, " but now only once a week." But I'd like to know which is the best if I give a full sentence.

I think this is a very basic grammar question, but I'm stuck with how I should continue the sentences. Could you explain it?

  1. In Japan, I've never shopped at a wholesale store, but I did / did it / did so a lot in the States.
  2. I used to read books almost everyday, but now I do / do it / do so only once a week. About the sentence 2, I know that I can say, " but now only once a week." But I'd like to know which is the best if I give a full sentence.

I think this is a very basic grammar question, but I'm stuck with how I should continue the sentences. Could someone explain it?

  1. In Japan, I've never shopped at a wholesale store, but I did / did it / did so a lot in the States.
  2. I used to read books almost everyday, but now I do / do it / do so only once a week.

About the sentence 2, I know that I can say, " but now only once a week." But I'd like to know which is the best if I give a full sentence.

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