Used To vs. Be Used To vs. Get Used To | English Grammar Lesson

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Listening your video second time (more attentively) I could figure out the difference between the three terms. Thanks for clearing the fog.

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[@Speakconfidentenglish]

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[@loltyu343]

Your explanation about used to n get used to has been totally unique and it benefits much to my English studying.I must admit that I was very disappointed n confused about this particular phrase (used to )n finally it had solved my problem. Thanks teacher.

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

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Hello, could you please make a video explaining the differences between should, ought to, had better?

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I appreciate the suggestions! I'll certainly look at adding future lessons on those topics.

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Hello, could you please make a video explaining the differences between must, mustn't, have to, don't have to, can, and can't?

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I used to workout at a gym a lot in my free time, but I am with my family more.

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[@Hmg989]

Thanks much! Pls I ask you kindly u David get used nd be used can be used in pasta nd future,regarding the future Forum can we Aldo use the future Forum be going to?

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We used to live in big cities but now we're getting used to living on a farm far from town.

[@Mbatchou]

Súper

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I used to visit the city I was born, but now I prefer spend time in Bogota.. I’m getting used to its cool weather

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I used to live in Sri Lanka. now I am getting used to live here; Texas USA.

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Ex.
I used to smoke frequently. I'm used to smoke less frequently. However, I'm trying to get used to smoke rarely...
I hope I will be able to do it!

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Thanks for sharing your examples, Meisam. Great work with the first sentence.
With the second and third sentences, I recommend reviewing the word "smoke." Revisit the lesson that highlights the structure of 'be used to' and 'get used to.' What might you change?

[@meisamnajjarzadeh5396]

Sorry for the mistake and thanks for the correction, It was my fault and carelessness! I think "smoking" should be used in the second and third sentences...

[@roxanalinazasoro4152]

I used to be a gymnast, now I’m getting used to be a squash player.

[@herlinawatytandarto3627]

In the last quiz we can also say ‘she is getting used to her new role at work now’ indicating she is in the transition process’?

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Absolutely. That also works as an example sentence.

[@ismaelnajera1289]

I used to be afraid before.
I used wake up later till now.

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I am getting used to watch your video every week .

[@Abdi_sulaiman]

I used to watching hindi movie since i was a kid but for now i'm watching korean drama everyday. I get used to watching movie with a snack.

[@lindamlangeni1970]

I used to have challenges, but not anymore

[@amta7sononbjln654]

I just confused in Quiz at 4 . I thought it is correct to put ( was used to )

[@sayedmohammadmusawi1466]

I used live in Afghanistan, but i live in Canada now.

[@adiliatodorova9609]

I used to live...*

[@gr_dianee]

Thank you! But I still don`t understand the difference between TO BE USED TO and TO GET USED TO. "I am used to living here", "I got used to living here" look similar to me

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

They are very similar. The use of "got used to" emphasizes that this process took a lot of time. It isn't something that happened quickly. The use of " am used to" tells the listener how you feel now but we don't know how long it took. Did you become comfortable living in the location quickly? Or did it take a long time? I hope this helps to clarify.

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[@thilakasirispathiranage9981]

I will be getting used to foreign languages to express my real feeling about many things.

[@vidyashankar9616]

getting used to

[@vidyashankar9616]

used to

[@nestorlasta8392]

If you always wake up early, you will get to use to it.

[@mamtarajput9498]

I used to drink coconut water but now I'm drinking coffee because of winters.

[@layaro1]

Is it right to say I'm trying to get used to....

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Absolutely. If you are in the process of making a change to a habit, for example, this would be a good structure to use.

[@henryseidel5469]

To sum it up:
"He used to get used to using used cars, which he used to get to work every morning."

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Ha! Thank you for sharing! 😀

[@henryseidel5469]

@@Speakconfidentenglish Thanks for your kind reply. Grammatical semantics is indeed a very complicated business to foreigners for they are always trying to find a way through confusing polysemy by means of contrastive and confrontative linguistics.

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When I was yonger I use to ride a bike every day.

[@praveensharda3879]

"Used to" is a semi- modal verb. Is " be used to" and "get used to" also semi-modal verb? All three are followed by bare infinitive verb.

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Hi, thanks for the question. You can get all the details of the structures we use with the lesson online. You'll noticed they aren't all followed by the bare infinitive verb. www.speakconfidentenglish.com/confusing-words-used-to/

[@thilakasirispathiranage9981]

Personally speaking I used to make mistake. No more. I'm pretty much done.

[@hansajaperera5380]

whats the different between GOT USED TO and USED TO? one more time pls

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I’d rather got used to be grateful than be ungrateful as her .

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Challenges always teaching this .......mm

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Hi there.
Sorry, but your operator was squeaking their camera during the whole process. I've used my headphones so probably it was just my problem and nobody else cares.
Thanks for teaching.

[@pau.jimenez]

I’m getting used to not eat meat in the night.

[@karmadelek5786]

I used to play pubg but now I not play pubg anymore

[@vidyashankar9616]

are used to

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You confused me a lot oh my gosh i will be back😢 bye

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Highly useful lesson, thank you.

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

I'm glad it was helpful.