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USED TO, BE USED TO, GET USED TO

USED TO

- we use when we did something in the past and do not do it any longer.  That is why we use this expression only in the past simple and we use in the negative sentence "did not" and in the question "did".

I used to smoke.

Did you use to smoke?

I didn´t use to wear glasses.

BE USED TO:

- it means that we usually do something

- the phrase: be used to ...-ing

I am used to getting up early.

Are you used to working hard?

She wasn´t  used to sleeping so long.

I am used to smoking after dinner.

I was used to smoking after dinner.

I will be used to smoking after dinner.

I have been used to smoking after dinner.

I would be used to smoking after dinner.

I am going to be used to smoking after dinner.

I must be used to smoking after dinner.

I have to be used to smoking after dinner.

I needn’t be used to smoking after dinner.

I don’t have to be used to smoking after dinner.

GET USED TO:

- there will be/is a change

- the phrase: get used to ...-ing

I get used to helping my parents.

Have you got used to working hard?

I am getting used to smoking after dinner.

I get used to smoking after dinner.

Do I get used to smoking after dinner?

I have got used to smoking after dinner.

I got used to smoking after dinner.

I will get used to smoking after dinner.

I would get used to smoking after dinner.

I can get used to smoking after dinner.

I must get used to smoking after dinner.

I have to get used to smoking after dinner.

I needn’t get used to smoking after dinner.

use       -          used     -          used   →   be used to

                              ↓                                 →   get used to

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