Used to, would, to be used to, to get used to

I ______ on the left. It was rather hard when I first came to England.

• use to drive

• am used to driving

• use driving

• am used to drive

Every time Daniel came, we _____ PS 5 for hours.

• get used to play

• use to play

• would play

• are used to play

Detroit _____ densely populated city. But now a few people live in it.

• uses to be

• would be

• is used to being

• used to be

I ______ in the shower.

• did not use to sing

• was not singing

• was not used to singing

• did not used to sing

I ______ the strange taste of traditional Asian cuisine.

• is used to

• use to

• am used to

• used to

He is such a rude person! It took us a while to _______ him.

• used to

• get used to

• use to

• be used to

Match the constructions with their meanings!

• to get used to+ verb-ing or noun/pronoun

• telling stories about the past, past habits or repeated actions, but we cannot use it to talk about past states.

• used to

• talking about things that we are accustomed to, or things that feel normal

• would + base verb

• talking about a change in what you are accustomed to.

• to be used to + verb-ing or noun/pronoun

• talking about past habits which we don’t do in the present, or past states which are no longer true.