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Past Habits vs. Getting Used To

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Grammar: used to / would / be getting used to

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Grammar: used to / would / be getting used to

by David Mora
1

I ... wake up early before work.

2

In stories, a past repeated action: 'They ... steal glances at strangers.'

3

To express a past habit that no longer happens: 'He ... smoke, but quit last year.'

4

She is ... spicy food.

5

Past habit with present relevance: 'I ... exercise every morning, now I don’t.'

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To describe becoming accustomed: 'I’m ... the cold weather.'

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Historical narrative: 'Every morning, the crew ... to the ship’s bell.'

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Present state of familiarity: 'He’s ... with the local customs now.'

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Past repeated action in a general sense: 'The farmer ... feed the chickens before sunrise.'

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To become accustomed: 'It takes time to ... the new schedule.'

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Used to states past habit no longer true.

Would is used for repeated past actions in narratives.

Used to indicates a habit in the past no longer true.

Getting used to indicates becoming accustomed to something.

Used to shows a past routine that no longer occurs.

Getting used to expresses adaptation to a new condition.

Would describes habitual past actions in narratives.

Be used to indicates being accustomed to something.

Would is used for repeated past actions in storytelling.

Get used to = become accustomed to something.

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