The document discusses the phrases "used to", "get used to", and "be used to". It provides examples of how each is used to talk about habits or normal situations in the past or present. Specifically, "used to" refers to past habitual actions, "get used to" means becoming accustomed to something, and "be used to" refers to something being normal or usual. Exercises are provided to practice using these phrases correctly in sentences.

1. USED TO
GET USED TO
TO BE USED TO

2. SUBJECT +USED+INFINITY WITH TO
It is used for actions that happened regularly in the past but now
don't happen more, or things that were true, but now they are no
more' real.
Examples:
I remember when we used to sit ...
I used to play golf when I was young.
I didn't use to play golf when I was young (negative)
did you use to play golf when you were young? (Interrogative)
USED TO

3. USED TO

4. EXERCISES
Make an affirmative sentence, negative sentence or question
using used to+infinitive
1. I / live in a flat when I was a child.
2. We/ go to the beach every summer?
3. He/ not/ smoke.

5. EXERCISE
Tom used to be a baker. He used to wake up at 4.30 in the morning to bake
bread. He was used to hard work and he was used to waking up early. He
always woke up on time. Now, Tom has retired. He still sometimes wakes up
very early but, most days, he wakes up at 9.00. He is getting used to waking up
late and he is getting used to retirement.
Underline the parts of the text that answer the questions below.
a. Did Tom wake up early when he was a baker?
b. Was it normal for Tom to wake up early when he was a baker? c. Does Tom
wake up early now?
d. Is it becoming normal for him to wake up late?

6. SUBJECT + BE + USED TO + ING FORM
It's used to talk about something that is becoming a practice
Examples:
I am used to living alone
She isn't used to this food
Are you used to living alone?
TO BE USED TO

7. SUBJECT+TO GET USED TO+ING FORM
It's used to talk about something to which you are accustomed
I'm getting used to eating bacon and eggs in the morning.
Are you getting to used eating bacon and eggs in the morning?
I'm not getting used to eat bacon and eggs in the morning.
TO GET USED TO

8. TO GET USED
TO BE USED TO

9. EXERCISE
Translate:
Ci siamo abituati ad alzarci presto
Non mi abituerò mai a lavorare di notte
Mi sto abituando a questo clima
Ti piace il tempo qui? No, ma mi sono abituato
Eravamo abituati ad andare a letto presto
Lei era solita raccontarmi delle favole

10. EXERCISE
Insert the correct word.
He used to........fat but now he's thin
He isn't used to........in these bad conditions.
How did you get used to.......in the middle of this mess
Did you.......write poems when you were young?
I need some time to get used to.............in this town.
Sting used to.............a teacher before he became a famous singer.
I'm not used to............linen by hand.
She'll get used to.................in the extremely cold winter of Siberia.
My mother didn't..........drink much coffee. But now she has become addicted to it
There used to............a lot of trees in this court yard. They have all been cut down.

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12. EXERCISE
Complete the explanations with get used to, used to or be used to.
a. _______________________ means something happened or was true in
the past but no longer happens or is true.
b. _______________________ means something is normal, not unusual.
c. _______________________ means something is becoming normal.
Underline the correct answers in bold.
a. He is used to / used to ride his bike to school but, now, he goes by bus.
b. She is getting used to / used to life in a foreign country.
c. If they go to France, they will get used to speak / will get used to speaking
French.
d. Grandad is used to / used to work in an office. Now, he used to be / is getting
used to being retired.

13. SUMMARY

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Sofia Bianchi
Matteo Delodovici
Giulia Lando
Federica Merli