Be (am/is/are) used to

• When talking about past habits.

• To describe our routine.

• To describe the act of becoming accostumated to something or initiating a new routine.

Used to / Would

• To describe the act of becoming accostumated to something or initiating a new routine.

• When talking about past habits.

• To describe our routine.

Get used to

• To describe the act of becoming accostumated to something or initiating a new routine.

• When talking about past habits.

• To describe our routine.

When I was in high school, I ________ go to school by bike.

• used to

• am used to

• get used to

When I started moving alone, I _________ to be lonely all the time.

• am used to

• got used to

I __________ going to the gym in the morning.

• used to

• am used to

I am used to living alone.

The sentence above:

• Talked about past habits.

• Described somebody's routine.

• Iniciated a new routine.

• Described the act of becoming accostumated to something.

I got used to being disappointed.

The sentence above:

• Talked about past habits.

• Described somebody's routine.

• Iniciated a new routine.

• Described the act of becoming accostumated to something.

I don't know if I can got used to this new job.

The sentence above:

• Talked about past habits.

• Described somebody's routine.

• Iniciated a new routine.

I used to play with dolls when I was a child.

The sentence above:

• Talked about past habits.

• Described somebody's routine.

• Iniciated a new routine.

• Described the act of becoming accostumated to something.