This document provides an explanation of the phrases "be used to", "get used to", "be/get used to" and "used to" when used in the context of becoming accustomed or familiar with something. It states that "be used to" and "get used to" refer to being familiar or accustomed with something currently or in the process of becoming so, while "used to" refers to past habits, situations or states that no longer apply. Examples are given for each case.
This document provides an explanation of the phrases "be used to", "get used to", "be/get used to" and "used to" when used in the context of becoming accustomed or familiar with something. It states that "be used to" and "get used to" refer to being familiar or accustomed with something currently or in the process of becoming so, while "used to" refers to past habits, situations or states that no longer apply. Examples are given for each case.
This document provides an explanation of the phrases "be used to", "get used to", "be/get used to" and "used to" when used in the context of becoming accustomed or familiar with something. It states that "be used to" and "get used to" refer to being familiar or accustomed with something currently or in the process of becoming so, while "used to" refers to past habits, situations or states that no longer apply. Examples are given for each case.
and used to do Explanation & Practice Be used to + ing: We use be used to + ing to say that we are, or aren’t, familiar with or accustomed to something.
I’m used to getting up early these days.
I’m not used to having breakfast at 6.00. Get used to + ing: We use get used to + ing to say that we are becoming, or have become, familiar with or accustomed to something.
We are getting used to living here, but we have
been only here three months. Be / Get used to + noun We can also use be/get used to + noun.
I’m not used to the sound my new alarm makes.
I’m getting used to my new school. Used to + infinitive We use used to + infinitive to talk about past habits, states or situations
I used to go to bed around midnight when I was a teenager.
We used to live in Manchester before we moved here. Thank You!