Get used to be used to used to
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The document discusses the differences between the phrases "get used to", "be used to", and "used to". It explains that "get used to" takes a verb-ing form and means to become accustomed to something. "Be used to" takes a noun or verb-ing and means to be accustomed to something. "Used to" takes an infinitive verb and refers to past habits or regular actions.
Get used to be used to used to
- 1. Get used to Be used to Used to By PEPA MUT
- 2. Get used to • GET USED TO: + v-ing (acostumbrarse) You’ll get used to living in the country. We are getting used to wearing a face mask.
- 3. Be used to • BE USED TO (estar acostumbrado) +noun/ing I have lived in Madrid for seven months now,… so I’m used to the noise and driving in the city.
- 4. Used to • USED TO (solía) + infinitive I used to smoke, but now I’ve stopped. I didn’t use to do sport, but now I go swimming every day. What games did you use to play at school?