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

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Froggy Jumps B1: Used to / Be Used To / Get Used ToVersión en línea Master common English habits and adaptations. por 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.

Froggy Jumps

B1: Used to / Be Used To / Get Used ToVersión en línea

Master common English habits and adaptations.

por Oxunov Muhammadyusuf

Which sentence correctly expresses a past habit?

I used to play soccer on Saturdays.

I used to playing soccer on Saturdays.

I am used to play soccer on Saturdays.

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

I used to waking up early.

I am used waking up early.

I am used to waking up early.

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

She used to drink coffee every morning.

She used to drinking coffee every morning.

She is used to drink coffee every morning.

Which sentence means gradual adjustment to a new habit?

He used to ride the bus.

He gets used to ride the bus.

He is getting used to riding the bus.

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

I'm used to use the new software.

I'm getting used to using the new software.

I get used to the new software.

Choose the correct form: past habit vs present state.

We used to visiting grandparents every weekend.

We used to visit grandparents every weekend.

We are used to visit grandparents every weekend.

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

They are used to their new city.

They got used to their new city.

They are getting used to their new city.

Identify the correct sentence for a past repeated action.

He is used to go hiking every summer.

He used to going hiking every summer.

He used to go hiking every summer.

Which expresses gradual adaptation to a situation?

She's getting used to speaking in public.

She used to speaking in public.

She's used to speaking in public.

Which sentence shows a current, ongoing adjustment?

I used to the new schedule.

I'm getting used to the new schedule.

I'm used to the new schedule.

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B1: Used to / Be Used To / Get Used ToVersión en línea

por 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?

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