B1: Used to / Be Used To / Get Used To

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Master common English habits and adaptations.

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Oxunov Muhammadyusuf

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Froggy Jumps B1: Used to / Be Used To / Get Used ToOnline version Master common English habits and adaptations. by Oxunov Muhammadyusuf 1 Which sentence correctly expresses a past habit? a I used to play soccer on Saturdays. b I used to playing soccer on Saturdays. c I am used to play soccer on Saturdays. 2 Which form is correct to say you're accustomed to a routine? a I used to waking up early. b I am used waking up early. c I am used to waking up early. 3 Choose the right sentence: not a recent change, but a habit. a She used to drink coffee every morning. b She used to drinking coffee every morning. c She is used to drink coffee every morning. 4 Which sentence means gradual adjustment to a new habit? a He used to ride the bus. b He gets used to ride the bus. c He is getting used to riding the bus. 5 Which is correct to describe an unfamiliar task you are slowly adapting to? a I'm used to use the new software. b I'm getting used to using the new software. c I get used to the new software. 6 Choose the correct form: past habit vs present state. a We used to visiting grandparents every weekend. b We used to visit grandparents every weekend. c We are used to visit grandparents every weekend. 7 Fill the idea: after a move, you gradually adapt. a They are used to their new city. b They got used to their new city. c They are getting used to their new city. 8 Identify the correct sentence for a past repeated action. a He is used to go hiking every summer. b He used to going hiking every summer. c He used to go hiking every summer. 9 Which expresses gradual adaptation to a situation? a She's getting used to speaking in public. b She used to speaking in public. c She's used to speaking in public. 10 Which sentence shows a current, ongoing adjustment? a I used to the new schedule. b I'm getting used to the new schedule. c I'm used to the new schedule.

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B1: Used to / Be Used To / Get Used To

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B1: Used to / Be Used To / Get Used ToOnline version

by Oxunov Muhammadyusuf

Which sentence correctly expresses a past habit?

Which form is correct to say you're accustomed to a routine?

Choose the right sentence: not a recent change, but a habit.

Which sentence means gradual adjustment to a new habit?

Which is correct to describe an unfamiliar task you are slowly adapting to?

Choose the correct form: past habit vs present state.

Fill the idea: after a move, you gradually adapt.

Identify the correct sentence for a past repeated action.

Which expresses gradual adaptation to a situation?

Which sentence shows a current, ongoing adjustment?