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This document provides an explanation and exercises about the differences between used to, be used to, and get used to in English. It explains that used to is used to talk about past habitual actions, be used to refers to being accustomed to something, and get used to means to become accustomed to something. The exercises consist of 10 multiple choice questions to choose the correct form to complete sentences.

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Used To, Be Used To, Get Used To - Test-English

This document provides an explanation and exercises about the differences between used to, be used to, and get used to in English. It explains that used to is used to talk about past habitual actions, be used to refers to being accustomed to something, and get used to means to become accustomed to something. The exercises consist of 10 multiple choice questions to choose the correct form to complete sentences.

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USED TO, BE USED TO, GET USED TO


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Exercises: 1 2 3

Used to, be used to, get used to


Exercise 1

Choose used to, be used to, get used to to complete each sentence.

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1 At first I was really nervous about driving in Vancouver, but now I have got used to
it.

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➪ Get used to something means 'become accustomed to something'. Login


➪ The sentence means that now I have 'become accustomed to driving in Vancouver'.

2 I don't think I'll ever get used to driving on the left. It’s so strange!

➪ Get used to something means 'become accustomed to something'.


➪ The sentence means that will never 'become accustomed to driving on the left'.

3 A: Samantha works very hard. B: Well, she is used to working hard. She grew up
in a very poor family.

➪ If you are used to something it means that you are accustomed to something; you
have done something for some time and now it's not strange or difficult for you.
➪ In this sentence, Samantha is accustomed to working hard, because she has had to
do it for a long time.

4 Lee is Chinese. He is not used to speaking English in the office.

➪ If you are used to something it means that you are accustomed to something; you
have done something for some time and now it’s not strange or difficult for you.
➪ In this sentence, Lee is not accustomed to speaking English in the office because he
has never done it.

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5 The smell of fish is awful, but you'll get used to it after a couple of months on
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the job.

➪ Get used to something means ‘become accustomed to something’.


➪ The sentence means that after smelling fish for a couple of months, you will
become accustomed to it.

6 There are some things in this life that you'll never get used to .

➪ Get used to something means ‘become accustomed to something’.


➪ The sentence means that you will never become accustomed to some things.

7 I’ve just bought an Apple computer, and I think it will take me some time to
get used to the new operating system.

➪ Get used to something means ‘become accustomed to something’.


➪ The sentence means that it will take me some time to become accustomed to the
new operating system.

8 When I was a teenager I used to dress up for Halloween, but not anymore.

➪ We can use used to + infinitive to talk about things that we did repeatedly in the
past.
➪ Dressing up for Halloween is something that I did every Halloween in the past.

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9 Two years ago, the students used to have four hours a week of language
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tutorials, but now they have five hours.

➪ We can use used to + infinitive to talk about situations or states (stative verbs) which
were true in the past, but they are no longer true.
➪ After be/get used to we need an -ing verb, not an infinitive.
➪ The students had four hours a week, but not any more; now they have five.

10 After nine years in Africa, I can say that now I am used to living in this hot
weather. I don’t mind anymore.

➪ If you are used to something it means that you are accustomed to something; you
have done something for some time and now it’s not strange or difficult for you.
➪ In this sentence, living in this hot weather is not strange or difficult for me any more
because I've done it for a long time.

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