Used To / Would Dictation: Getting Used to Change
B1 Level
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Catch get, got or getting before used to. The phrase concerns becoming familiar with something, so that first form helps show the time and stage of the change. Getting often presents adjustment in progress; got can describe an adjustment made in the past. Listen for never too, which can say the adjustment did not happen. A noun or ing form follows to. Keep it as heard, along with words such as slowly or eventually that describe how the change develops.
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