Used to / be used to / get used to

Nowadays people ___ access to information 24 hours a day.

• used to have

• are used to having

• get used to having

James ___ from an early age that he wanted to be a chef.

• used to know

• is used to knowing

• got used to knowing

When we went on holiday I found it very difficult ___ my mobile phone.

• didn't use to have

• being used to not having

• getting used to not having

Pete's always late, but all his friends ___ it already.

• used to do

• are used to

• get used to

When his car broke down, Phil had to ___ the bus to work.

• used to take

• be used to taking

• get used to taking

I ___ the taste of rice pudding but now I can't stand it.

• used to love

• am used to loving

• get used to loving

When we were 5 my mother ___ us eat snacks between meals

• didn't use to let

• wasn't used to letting

• didn't get used to letting

I ___ people mispronouncing my name, so I don't really get annoyed anymore.

• used to hate

• am used to

• got used to

When Jasmine first moved to France she found it difficult ___ French every day.

• she used to speak

• being used to speaking

• getting used to speaking

Sally's been vegetarian for five years, so she ___ meat.

• didn't use to eat

• is used to not eating

• got used to not eating