Understanding Used To and To Be Used To

What does 'used to' indicate in a sentence?

• It indicates a future possibility that is likely to happen.

• It indicates a preference or choice made in the present.

• It indicates a past habit or state that is no longer true.

• It indicates a current ongoing action or state.

Choose the correct form: I ___ (used to / am used to) play soccer every weekend.

• used to be

• used to

• am not used to

• am used to

Which sentence is correct? I used to like ice cream. / I am used to like ice cream.

• I used to like ice cream.

• I use to like ice cream.

• I used to liking ice cream.

• I am used to liking ice cream.

Fill in the blank: She ___ (used to / is used to) living in a big city.

• was used to

• is not used to

• is used to

• used to

What is the negative form of 'used to'?

• did not use

• didn't use to

• did not use to

• was not used to

Choose the correct sentence: He didn't used to go to school. / He didn't use to go to school.

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What does 'to be used to' mean?

• To be in a state of confusion.

• To be forced to do something.

• To be unaware of something.

• To be familiar with or accustomed to something.

Fill in the blank: They (a)   (are used to / used to) waking up early for school.

Identify the correct usage: I am used to studying at night. / I used to study at night.

• I am used to studying at night.

• I am studying at night.

• I am used to study at night.

• I used to studying at night.

Which sentence is in the negative form? I used to play piano. / I didn't use to play piano.

• I didn't use to play piano.

• I used to play guitar.

• I used to not play piano.

• I didn't play piano.