Lesson on BE USED TO vs. GET USED TO (I am used to going to school - I am getting used to driving)

The video tutorial explains the differences between 'be used to' and 'get used to'. 'Be used to' indicates being accustomed to something, while 'get used to' means becoming accustomed. Both require the use of a gerund (ING form) after 'to'. Examples are provided to illustrate usage in different tenses. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of conjugating 'be' and 'get' according to the tense and highlights common mistakes to avoid.

What does 'be used to' signify?

• To be unfamiliar with something

• To be accustomed to something

• To dislike something

• To avoid something

Which form of the verb follows 'be used to'?

• Infinitive

• Gerund (ING)

• Past participle

• Base form

How should 'get' be adjusted in 'get used to'?

• It should be in the future tense

• It should always be in the past tense

• It should be conjugated according to the tense

• It should remain in the base form

What is the main difference between 'be used to' and 'get used to'?

• 'Be used to' is for past habits, 'get used to' is for future habits

• 'Be used to' is for being accustomed, 'get used to' is for becoming accustomed

• 'Be used to' is for dislikes, 'get used to' is for likes

• 'Be used to' is for actions, 'get used to' is for states

What should you remember about the verbs 'be' and 'get' in these expressions?

• They should always be in the present tense

• They should be in the past participle form

• They should be conjugated based on the tense

• They should be in the infinitive form