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Isobel Palmer
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to get used to

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used to + verb and would+verb
we can use used to and would to talk about past habits
emphasise they are no longer true
I used to bite my nails
When I was younger, I would go to visit my Grandparents at the weekend
used to= actions/states
would= only actions
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used to + verb
used to read comics
NOT used read comics
would+verb
He would read comics
NOT would to read comics
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Multiple Choice
We can use both used to and would to talk about :
actions and states in the past that are no longer true
actions in the past that are no longer true
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Multiple Choice
Choose the correct sentence:
They used to be crazy about the Beatles
They would be crazy about the Beatles
They used crazy about the Beatles
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Multiple Choice
Choose the correct sentence:
All the teenagers would used to scream at the concerts!
All the teenagers would scream at the pop concerts!
All the teenagers used scream at the pop concerts!
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Used to vs would
Used to is used more commonly than would
Notice the position of adverbs of frequency with used to
I often used to study on my own
NOT I used to often study on my own
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Multiple Choice
Is this correct:
I used to always study on my own
Yes
No
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be/get used to + ing or noun
Be used to means be accustomed to. It can be past, present or future- unlike used to, which refers to the past.
I am used to working at the weekends (means I often work at the weekends and it's normal for me now
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to gradually get used to something
Get used to means gradually become accustomed to
After lock down it took a while to get used to getting up early again
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Be/get used to
Be/get used to can be followed by:
ing: The teachers are getting used to teaching online and kids in school
Noun: He wasn't used to criticism and found it hard to accept
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Multiple Choice
Which is correct?
Are you used working at weekends?
Are you used work at weekends?
Are you used to working at weekends?
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Multiple Choice
Which is correct?
He is not used getting up early
He is not used to getting up early
He is not used to get up early
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