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Adaptation Grammar ChallengeOnline version Grammar-based test on adaptation verbs by kevin 1 1) The New Job: When Sarah started night shifts, she finally ________ sleeping during the day. a used to b be used to c is used to d got used to 2 2) Sentence Transformation: Transform 'Driving on the left side... is no longer strange or difficult for Mark' without changing meaning. a Mark got used to driving on the left side of the road. b Mark used to drive on the left side of the road. c Mark is used to driving on the left side of the road. d Mark is used to driving on the left side of the road. 3 3) The Rainy City: Leo found London quite depressing at first; he couldn't ________ the constant rain. a getting used to b get used to c used to d be used to 4 4) Spot the Error: Choose the grammatically correct option. a Did you used to living in a small apartment before moving here? b We didn't got used to the cold weather when we lived in Canada. c She is slowly getting used to her new prosthetic leg. d I am not used to wake up so early on weekends. 5 5) The Reluctant Vegetarian: I still haven't ________ not eating meat during family barbecues. a used to b got used to c been used to d get used to 6 6) The Noise Problem: I don’t think I will ever ________ the deafening sound of airplanes taking off. a getting used to b get used to c be used to d used to 7 7) The Retro Childhood: I ________ have a smartphone when I was a teenager, but now I can't live without it. a wasn’t used to having b didn’t use to c didn’t used to d wasn’t used to 8 8) The Promotion: Since his promotion to manager, David ________ dealing with angry customers. a getting used to b used to c got used to d is used to 9 9) Interactive Decision: If you cope by late dinners, which phrase is grammatically flawless? a It's hard, but I'm getting used to eating so late. b It's hard, but I'm used to eat so late. c It's hard, but I used to eat so late. d It's hard, but I'm slowly used to eating so late. 10 10) The Public Speaker: Professor Miller is a seasoned lecturer. She ________ speaking in front of hundreds of students. a got used to b uses to c used to d is used to 11 11) Complex Transformation: We accustomed ourselves to the strict rules of the boarding school. a We got used to the strict rules of the boarding school. b We used to obey the strict rules of the boarding school. c We were used to obey the strict rules of the boarding school. d We getting used to the strict rules of the boarding school. 12 12) The Remote Worker: Having worked from home for five years, Julia ________ the office gossip and the daily commute when she returned to headquarters last week. a wasn't used to hearing b wasn’t used to c didn't use to d isn't used to hearing Explicación 1 Context shows a gradual change over months, so 'got used to' is correct. Source: adapted from the Doce English game. 2 Current familiarity requires 'is used to' + gerund. Source: Doce English game examples. 3 Future adaptation with 'couldn't' guides to 'get used to'. Source: Doce English game. 4 Only the continuous process form 'getting used to' is correct here. Source: Doce English game. 5 Present perfect implies adaptation not yet complete; 'got used to' fits. Source: Doce English game. 6 Future adaptation: 'get used to' is correct. Source: Doce English game. 7 Past habit: negative simple 'didn’t use to'. Source: Doce English game. 8 Current habituation described by 'is used to'. Source: Doce English game. 9 Progressive adaptation: 'getting used to' + gerund. Source: Doce English game. 10 An established comfort with public speaking; present state. 11 Correct expression is 'got used to' followed by a noun phrase. Source: Doce English game. 12 Past adaptation: 'wasn’t used to hearing' fits the context of return reactions. Source: Doce English game.

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Adaptation Grammar ChallengeOnline version

by kevin

1) The New Job: When Sarah started night shifts, she finally ________ sleeping during the day.

2) Sentence Transformation: Transform 'Driving on the left side... is no longer strange or difficult for Mark' without changing meaning.

3) The Rainy City: Leo found London quite depressing at first; he couldn't ________ the constant rain.

4) Spot the Error: Choose the grammatically correct option.

5) The Reluctant Vegetarian: I still haven't ________ not eating meat during family barbecues.

6) The Noise Problem: I don’t think I will ever ________ the deafening sound of airplanes taking off.

7) The Retro Childhood: I ________ have a smartphone when I was a teenager, but now I can't live without it.

8) The Promotion: Since his promotion to manager, David ________ dealing with angry customers.

9) Interactive Decision: If you cope by late dinners, which phrase is grammatically flawless?

10) The Public Speaker: Professor Miller is a seasoned lecturer. She ________ speaking in front of hundreds of students.

11) Complex Transformation: We accustomed ourselves to the strict rules of the boarding school.

12) The Remote Worker: Having worked from home for five years, Julia ________ the office gossip and the daily commute when she returned to headquarters last week.

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