Understanding 'Used to' and 'Be Used to'

Vicki and Jay introduce themselves and discuss their accents. They talk about their past living experiences in Cambridge and New York, and how they now live in Philadelphia. The video explains the use of 'used to' for past habits and 'be used to' for current habits. They discuss cultural differences, such as Marmite and driving habits in England and the US. The video also covers grammar rules for 'used to' and 'be used to', highlighting the use of gerunds. Finally, they touch on cultural food preferences between British and American people.

What is the main difference between Vicki and Jay's accents?

• Both have American accents.

• Both have British accents.

• Vicki has a British accent, and Jay has an American accent.

• Vicki has an American accent, and Jay has a British accent.

Where did Vicki and Jay used to live before moving to Philadelphia?

• Both lived in New York.

• Both lived in Philadelphia.

• Vicki lived in Cambridge, and Jay lived in New York.

• Vicki lived in New York, and Jay lived in Cambridge.

What does 'used to' indicate in terms of past habits?

• Things that will be true in the future.

• Things that were true in the past but not anymore.

• Things that are always true.

• Things that are true now.

Which sport did Jay play as a child?

• Cricket

• Soccer

• Baseball

• Rugby

What is Marmite, according to the video?

• A kind of cheese

• An American dessert

• A British spread

• A type of fruit

What does 'be used to' mean?

• To be unfamiliar with something

• To be accustomed to something

• To avoid something

• To dislike something

What is the American equivalent of 'sellotape'?

• Duct tape

• Masking tape

• Scotch tape

• Electrical tape

What does Jay need to get used to in the US?

• Walking on the left side

• Driving on the left side

• Walking on the right side

• Driving on the right side

What is the grammatical rule for using 'used to'?

• It is followed by an adjective.

• It is followed by an adverb.

• It is followed by a noun.

• It is followed by a verb.

What must follow 'be used to' if a verb is used?

• A present participle

• A past participle

• A gerund

• An infinitive