Used To, Be Used To or Get Used To: Multiple Choice
B1 Level
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We had a cottage with a big garden for ten years, and we blank all our own vegetables. Now we buy everything at the supermarket.
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Read the whole situation, then choose the answer that completes the sentence or dialogue. Your first choice counts.
We had a cottage with a big garden for ten years, and we _____ all our own vegetables. Now we buy everything at the supermarket.
I've worked in a busy restaurant kitchen for twenty years, so I _____ under pressure. It doesn't stress me at all.
We only moved to Edinburgh in September, and I'm slowly _____ to work in the cold wind.
The new booking system looks confusing, but don't worry: you _____ it in a few days.
Mr Patel _____ a very strict teacher, but since he retired he's become really relaxed.
Tom grew up on a farm, so he _____ around big animals. Even huge bulls don't frighten him.
At first the church bells next door kept me awake, but now I _____ through the noise.
When Dev moved to Glasgow, he quickly _____ an umbrella everywhere.
My brother _____ about the environment, but these days he takes the bus everywhere and never buys plastic bottles.
Our neighbours have four young children. It took them a while, but now they _____ in a noisy house and don't even notice the screaming.
A: _____ in the school choir? B: Yes, every year until I was sixteen. I loved it!
Kenji always _____ a long walk on Sunday mornings, but since he started working weekends, he hasn't had time.
It took my parents months to _____ messages on a smartphone, but now they send me photos every day.
Hana has driven a taxi in London for fifteen years, so she _____ in heavy traffic. It never makes her nervous.
These days I _____ to work by bike, and my legs don't hurt as much as they did in the first week.
A: _____ your homework on the bus when you were at school? B: Yes, nearly every morning!
Don't worry about Sam's presentation tomorrow. Big audiences frightened him at first, but after years of teaching he _____ in front of them.
The first week at boarding school was hard for Ana, but she soon _____ a bedroom with five other girls.
A: _____ in such a small student flat yet? B: Yes, he loves it now. He says it's so easy to clean!
A: Who did the ironing when you lived with your parents? B: Mum did. I _____ my own shirts at all.
Grammar review
Ask what the sentence describes. A past habit or state that has stopped takes used to + base form: I used to bite my nails. Something that already feels normal takes be used to + -ing or a noun: She's used to wearing a uniform. A change takes get used to: I'm getting used to my new glasses.
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