Used to, Would, Get used to, Be used to

What does "be used to" mean in the following sentence?

"I am used to cold weather now."

• I was cold in the past but not anymore.

• I am comfortable with cold weather now.

• I am trying to get comfortable with cold weather.

• • I used to feel cold but don’t anymore.

Which of the following phrases is used to describe a habitual action or state that occurred in the past but no longer happens?

• • Used to

• • Be used to

• • Would

• • Get used to

Which phrase emphasizes a gradual process of becoming comfortable with a new situation or habit?

• Used to

• Would

• Be used to

• Get used to

Which phrase can describe a repeated action in the past, often used interchangeably with "used to" but usually not for past states?

• Be used to

• Get used to

• Would

• Could

Which of the following correctly describes the typical usage of stative verbs?

• Stative verbs are usually used in the continuous (progressive) form.

• Stative verbs describe actions and are commonly used to show ongoing activities.

• Stative verbs describe states, feelings, or conditions and are usually not used in the continuous form.

• Stative verbs describe repeated actions and are only used in the simple past tense.

Which of the following verbs is most likely to be a stative verb?

• Run

• Believe

• Jump

• Build

Corinne and I ___ very close, but recently we've grown apart?

• would be

• used to be

When I came back into the room, my aunt ___ with her back to me. When she turned round, I could see that she

• sat / had been crying

• was sitting / had been crying

• sat/had cried

• was sitting / had cried

My sister ___ on her own, but then she ___ a flat with her boyfriend.

• used to live / was buying

• would live /was buying

• used to live / bought

• would live/ bought

My brother ___ at all like my father, but now he does.

• used to look

• didn't used to look

• didn't use to look

• wouldn't look