A grammar question

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If I said that I formerly played baseball, is the proper grammar:

“I use to play baseball.”

          or

“I used to play baseball”
?
I get these two confused. I’m thinking it’s the second even though I often use the first.

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It’s I used to play baseball.

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I think its used

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My main grammar failings are I tend to write run-on sentences and spelling.

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I have a similar question for another

Is it

“I’m suppose to take a bath”

            or

“I’m supposed to take a bath”
?
I think it’s the second again…I have a real problem with the adding of a “d” before to.

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I think you add a d when it’s past tense

Oh no forget that

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It’s supposed to

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The Google Assistant spells it I’m supposed to…

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I think my confusion is because, when you speak it verbally, the d gets combined or mixed in with the “t” in “to” IDK

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Hey @anon54988740 . Whatever happened to changing your name anyway? I thought you were going to change it.

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No, I’m leaving it Blue65 so people recognize me. I changed my picture to the cat with a bowtie though.

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