Modals: They are verbs which are used before the main verb to express ability, possibility, obligation, permission, suggestion, request, certainty or necessity.They indicate the attitude, intention and the mood of the speaker.

• They cannot be used alone in a sentence.
• In case of Questions they are used alone.
• They are not affected by the change in person i.e. first, second or third form.
• Present Participle or Past Participle form of a verb is never used with a modal.

Use of Used To:  Used to has no Present tense. Used is following by the full infinitive to.

1. To express a discontinued habit or a past situation which is no more in the present. e.g.  He used to drink daily. ( Now he does not drink )

In the question : -

1. I ___________  think that it would be a great idea to live there.

In this sentence , used to is the correct modal that can be placed in the blank part as it is used to say that something happened continuously or frequently during a period in the past .

2. We ___________ go sailing on the lake in summer.

In this sentence , used to is the correct modal that can be placed in the blank part as it is used to say that something happened continuously or frequently during a period in the past .

Thus , the Correct Option is C , which is 1. Used to 2. Used to .

Modals: They are verbs which are used before the main verb to express ability, possibility, obligation, permission, suggestion, request, certainty or necessity.They indicate the attitude, intention and the mood of the speaker.

• They cannot be used alone in a sentence.
• In case of Questions they are used alone.
• They are not affected by the change in person i.e. first, second or third form.
• Present Participle or Past Participle form of a verb is never used with a modal.

Use of Used To:  Used to has no Present tense. Used is following by the full infinitive to.

1. To express a discontinued habit or a past situation which is no more in the present. e.g.  He used to drink daily. ( Now he does not drink )

In the question : -

1. I __________  enjoy gardening , but I don’t have time for it now.

In this sentence , used to is the correct modal that can be placed in the blank part as it is used what was true or what happened regularly in the past , especially when you want to emphasize that this is not true or does not happen in the past .

2. They always ___________  ring me and say what they were doing .

In this sentence , used to is the correct modal that can be placed in the blank part as it is used what was true or what happened regularly in the past , especially when you want to emphasize that this is not true or does not happen in the past .

3. He  __________ play hockey .

In this sentence , used to is the correct modal that can be placed in the blank part as it is used to denote Discontinued Action  .

Thus , the Correct Option is B , which is 1. Used to 2. Used to 3. Used to .

Modals: They are verbs which are used before the main verb to express ability, possibility, obligation, permission, suggestion, request, certainty or necessity.They indicate the attitude, intention and the mood of the speaker.

• They cannot be used alone in a sentence.
• In case of Questions they are used alone.
• They are not affected by the change in person i.e. first, second or third form.
• Present Participle or Past Participle form of a verb is never used with a modal.

Use of Used To:  Used to has no Present tense. Used is following by the full infinitive to.

1. To express a discontinued habit or a past situation which is no more in the present. e.g.  He used to drink daily. ( Now he does not drink )

In the question : -

1. I am ____________ taking tea in the morning.

In this sentence , used to is the correct modal that can be placed in the blank part as it is used as an adjective, meaning- accustomed. It is then preceded by be form of verb or  become or get in any tense and followed by the preposition to.

2. He ____________  go to Delhi by car.

In this sentence , used to is the correct modal that can be placed in the blank part as it is used to denote habitual action or the past routine of the Subject.

Thus , the Correct Option is A , which is 1. Used to 2. Used to .