When I was working for this company ............. to the other side of the city, it was very inconvenient. a) I used to drive b) I would drive c) I was driving d) I drove

The correct answer is a) I used to drive. This is because the sentence is talking about a past routine or habit. In English, we often use "used to" to talk about something that we did regularly in the past but no longer do.

The correct answer is a) I used to drive. This is because the sentence is talking about a past routine or habit. In English, we often use "used to" to talk about something that we did regularly in the past but no longer do.

The correct answer is a) I used to drive. This is because the sentence is talking about a regular action or habit in the past, which is best expressed with "used to" in English. The phrase "I used to" is often used to describe something that was true in the past, but is not true now. So, "When I was working for this company, I used to drive to the other side of the city, it was very inconvenient" means that you regularly drove across the city for work in the past, but you do not do this now.