The phrase "remember we used" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "Do you remember we used to go camping every summer? Those were the best times."
I remember we used to eat together.
I remember we used to go out in his rally car, an Astra GTi with bucket seats.
And sometimes now when I meet them they ask me: "Don't you remember, we used to beat you when you were young?" When someone asks you for a training tip, what do you tell them?
As a child I remember we used to sit on it in one of the rooms we'd retreat to where the hoard wasn't so bad, and we'd sit by the fire together eating vanilla slices and drinking tea – a real treat.
I remember we used to laugh out loud about the old times and he did say to me that he would have happily given up all the success he achieved as an author to have won the National on Devon Loch".
I still remember we used to hear Hysteria in a loop... "Pet Shop Boys, Michael Learns To Rock, Milli Vanilli, Bon Jovi... Always came later, I remember... and Bad Medicine... Bryan Adams, Richard Marx - you remember the slow number Wherever You Go? Then there were New Kids On The Block.
("Remember, we use prime numbers to talk to aliens. I'm not making this up").
"When I was teaching at Chelsea School of Art," he remembers, "we used to go to a restaurant in Kensington that had this big photo-mural on the wall, a sort of coniferous forest.
In order to understand how exogenous shocks, like death, impact memorability by remembering, we use a data-set of biographies from Wikipedia for all individuals who have more than 15 different language editions.
(Not that he ever would of course. Remember we're using our imaginations here).
Remember when we used to observe the world around us while waiting for someone or something?
