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    USED TO, I AM USED TO,

    I AM GETTING USED TO
    USED TO/DIDN’T USE TO+INFINITIVE

     FOR PAST HABITS  FOR PAST SITUATIONS


    AND REPEATED OR STATES THAT HAVE
    ACTIONS CHANGED

    I used to be a complete coffee


    I used to drink 15 to 20 cups of addict.Now I just drink water.
    coffee.
    I used to wake up at 4.00 a.m
    I didn’t use to feel 100% after
    drinking so much coffee. Now I am
    I used to go to the gym every day. healthy.
    USED TO

    QUESTION FORM NEGATIVE FORM

    DID YOU USE TO GET I DIDN’T USE TO GET


    UP EARLY? UP EARLY

     Yes, I did
     No, I didn’t
    BE USED TO /
    GET USEDTO+VERB+ING/NOUN

    BE USED TO GET USED


    +VERB+ING/NOUN TO+VERB+ING/NOUN

    FOR A SITUATION THAT IS FOR SOMETHING THAT YOU


    (N’T) /WAS (N’T)FAMILIAR, HAVE TO ADAPT TO
    WHICHYOUARE/WERE(N’
    T) ACCUSTOMED TO
    I’m still getting used
    I’m used to living alone to my new job.

    I’m not used to my


    new job

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