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WorksheetsB1_Week 7
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 40mins
Instruction: Complete the sentences with "used to," "be used to," or "get used to" in the correct form. (From Q1 to Q50) Example: I (a) (work) late at night, but now I go to bed early. Answer: used to work Type OK to move to the next question
She (a) (live) in a small town before she moved to the city.
We (a) (wake up) at 6 AM for school when we were younger.
He (a) (not / be) working with a large team, but now he enjoys it.
I (a) (eat) a lot of fast food, but now I prefer cooking at home.
They (a) (not / travel) so much for work, but now they go on business trips every month.
She (a) (get) speaking English in meetings.
After a few months, I (a) writing long reports every day.
He (a) (be) wearing contact lenses, but it took him a while to adjust.
We (a) (not / drink) coffee before, but now we love it.
I (a) (eat) spicy food before, but now I love it.
She (a) (get) her new schedule, but she still finds it hard.
They (a) (drive) for long distances after moving to the countryside.
I (a) (be) my new job after a few months of training.
He (a) (go) to the gym regularly, but now he exercises daily.
She (a) (drink) tea instead of coffee since moving to Japan.
We (a) (not / work) on weekends, but now we have extra shifts.
I (a) (not/speak) in public, but now I do it confidently.
He (a) (walk) to work, but now he takes the bus.
They (a) (be) their small apartment, but at first, it felt cramped.
I (a) (work) from home, but at first, it was difficult.
She (a) (learn) how to use the new software, but it’s still confusing.
We (a) (not / eat) sushi before, but now we order it often.
He (a) (talk) to strangers, but now he enjoys networking.
I (a) (drive) in a new country, but it took some time to feel comfortable.
She (a) (read) books before bed, but now she scrolls on her phone.
They (a) (not / take) the train, but now they use it every day.
My parents (a) (cook) every night, but now they prefer dining out.
I (a) (wake up) at 5 AM, but now I struggle to get up early.
We (a) (not / celebrate) birthdays much, but now we always throw a party.
He (a) (watch) a lot of TV, but now he prefers reading.
I (a) (write) by hand, but now I use a laptop for everything.
She (a) (have) long hair, but she cut it short last year.
We (a) (play) outside all day, but now kids prefer video games.
He (a) (not / like) seafood, but after living in Japan, he loves it.
I (a) (not / wear) glasses, but now I need them all the time.
They (a) (speak) in English at work, but it took them some time to adjust.
She (a) (drive) in heavy traffic, but at first, it was stressful.
We (a) (live) in a hot climate, but now we’re used to the cold.
I (a) (study) for long hours, but now I focus on shorter sessions.
My grandmother (a) (not / use) a smartphone, but now she texts me daily.
He (a) (not / listen) to classical music, but now he enjoys it.
We (a) (be) strict teachers, but now we are more relaxed with students.
She (a) (write) emails every day, but it took her a while to feel comfortable.
I (a) (use) public transportation, but now I drive everywhere.
They (a) (be) their new boss, but at first, they found her very strict.
He (a) (read) novels, but lately, he has been getting into them.
She (a) (eat) vegetarian food, but now she enjoys it.
We (a) (spend) weekends at home, but now we travel more.
I (a) (be) my new routine, but at first, it was difficult.
I ____ play soccer every weekend, but now I rarely do.
used to
am used to
get used to
She ____ waking up early since she started her new job.
used to
is used to
gets used to
He ____ working night shifts after a few weeks on the job.
is getting used to
used to
was used to
We ____ eat at home, but now we order takeout often.
are used to
used to
get used to
They ____ live in a big house, but now they have a small apartment.
used to
are used to
getting used to
I ____ spicy food, but now I love it.
didn’t use to like
wasn’t used to liking
don’t get used to
After a month in Japan, she ____ using chopsticks.
got used to
used to
is used to
He ____ speaking in public, so he still gets nervous.
is getting used to
isn’t used to
didn’t use to
We ____ cold winters since moving to Canada.
have gotten used to
used to
are used to
When I was a kid, I ____ drink a lot of milk, but I stopped.
used to
am used to
get used to
She ____ working in a busy office now. It was difficult at first.
is used to
used to
gets used to
I ____ driving on the left side of the road yet. It still feels strange.
haven’t gotten used to
didn’t use to
am used to
He ____ waking up at 5 AM for training, but now it’s easy.
got used to
is getting used to
used to
My grandparents ____ write letters before email became common.
used to
are used to
get used to
She ____ wearing contact lenses, so she no longer finds them uncomfortable.
is used to
got used to
used to
We ____ travel by train, but now we drive everywhere.
used to
are used to
get used to
He ____ work long hours at his old company.
used to
is used to
gets used to
They ____ the new software, but it’s still difficult for them.
haven’t gotten used to
are used to
used to
I ____ exercise regularly, but now I go to the gym three times a week.
didn’t use to
am used to
don’t get used to
She ____ her new boss’s strict rules after a few months.
got used to
is used to
used to
We ____ having meetings online instead of in person.
are getting used to
used to
haven’t gotten used to
He ____ wearing formal clothes for work, so he finds it uncomfortable.
isn’t used to
used to
is getting used to
My parents ____ listening to loud music, so they always ask me to turn it down.
aren’t used to
didn’t use to
haven’t gotten used to
She ____ study for hours without getting distracted, but now she struggles.
used to
is used to
gets used to
I ____ eat breakfast every morning, but now I skip it.
used to
am used to
get used to
He ____ drinking coffee every morning before work.
is used to
gets used to
used to
After moving to New York, I ____ taking the subway.
got used to
used to
am used to
They ____ working on multiple projects at the same time.
are used to
used to
get used to
She ____ sleeping with the lights off, but now she does.
didn’t use to
isn’t used to
haven’t gotten used to
He ____ eat vegetables, but now he enjoys them.
didn’t use to
isn’t used to
haven’t gotten used to
