Be used to / Get used to

Now Altnay used to village life.

• Describes a situation that is now nrmal or familiar, but wasn't in the past.

• Describes a situation in the process of becoming familiar, or less strange or difficult over time.

Marshal had to get used to living with his mother again.

• Describes a situation that is now nrmal or familiar, but wasn't in the past.

• Describes a situation in the process of becoming familiar, or less strange or difficult over time.

Match the following sentences with their meaning.

• Spicy food is becoming + familiar to me.

• I'm getting used to spicy food.

• Spicy food is normal for me.

• I'm not used to spicy food.

• I'm not accustomed to spicy food.

• I can't get used to spicy food.

• Spicy food is something I cannot tolerate.

• I'm used to spicy food.

It's a small flat so the boys will have to (a)   used to sharing a room.​

• get
• be
• getting

My siste was homesick at first, but now she's used (a)   used to sharing a room.​

• to live
• live
• to living

I love Rome, but I still can't (a)   the noise of the traffic.

• live
• to living
• get used to

Sorry, I can't finish my dessert. (a)   to eating a big meal at lunch time.

• I didn't use
• I don't use
• I'm not used

I hate the rain when I first moved to England, but (a)   to it now.

• I used
• I'm use
• I'm used