This document is an English teaching unit for second grade students on the topic of happiness and grammar. It introduces the phrase "be used to" and how it is used to talk about experience and habits. It provides examples of using "be used to" with a gerund versus "used to" with an infinitive, noting the difference is about ongoing habits versus past habits. Students are assigned homework to complete exercises practicing using "be used to" correctly.

1. English, Second Grade
Teaching Unit 18 – Lesson 14 HAPPINESS 66
GRAMMAR - BE USED TO
 I’m a teacher. I’m used to speaking to large groups of people.
I’m a student. I’m used to … (Complete the sentence with examples of your own!)
 Complete the sentences under 2 a p. 103. Check your answers in the article on page 102.
 BE USED TO + GERUND is used to talk about experience and habits.
WARNING!!! Don’t confuse it with USED TO + INFINITIVE, which is used to talk about habits
Or situations in the past that are not true any more.
Can you see the difference?
I used to live in London but now I live in Paris.
I’m used to speaking French every day.
HOMEWORK: Do exercise 2 c on p. 103.
Do exercise 2 d on p. 103.