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WorksheetsUnderstanding Used To and To Be Used To
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
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.
(a)
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.
What is the difference between 'used to' and 'to be used to'?
'Used to' means being accustomed to something; 'to be used to' means to stop doing something.
'Used to' refers to past habits; 'to be used to' refers to current familiarity.
'Used to' is used for current actions; 'to be used to' is for future actions.
'Used to' indicates future plans; 'to be used to' indicates past habits.
Fill in the blank: I ___ (am used to / used to) eat spicy food.
used
am not used to
used to
am used to
Choose the correct form: She (a) (is used to / used to) ride her bike to school.
What does the phrase 'used to' imply about the past?
It implies a past habit or state that no longer exists.
It suggests a temporary situation.
It indicates a current trend.
It refers to a future possibility.
Fill in the blank: He (a) (used to / is used to) be a teacher before he retired.
Which sentence shows a habit? I used to go swimming every summer. / I am used to going swimming every summer.
(a)
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.
