BE USED TO

BE USED TO
Be used to means “be accustomed to”. We use be used to to express
a state.

Be used to is usually followed by the -ing form of verb or a noun.

Examples:

When I first started this job, I wasn't used to working on weekends.

I’ve lived here for ten years now so I’m used to driving in the city.

He’s not used to working at night so he sometimes falls asleep.

Were you used to working such long hours when you started your
new job?

Tom is used to hard work.

He wasn´t used to the cold.

Peter isn´t used to noisy cities

Were you used to the climate?

STRUCTURE
PRESENT PAST

I am I was

You are You were

He is He was

She is + USED TO…. She was + USED TO….

It is It was

We are We were

They are They were

Do not to confuse be used to with the habitual past used to.

Examples:

I am used to getting up early.

(Estoy acostumbrado a levantarme temprano.)

I used to get up early.

(Yo acostumbraba a levantarme temprano.)

PRESENTE SIMPLE. verb

AFIRMATIVE USING PRESET SIMPLE, SUSTANTVO

NEGATIVE USING PRESENT SIMPLE

PAST SIMPLE
PAST SIMPLE. Affirmative, sustantivo