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Grammar Skills for Real Communication · Level B1 · Exam practice

Used To Vs. Be Used To

Certification-style practice: 30 multiple-choice questions in 20 minutes, one topic at a time. Read the topic explanation first, then test yourself under exam conditions and learn from the feedback on every answer.

Level B1 · Intermediate30 questions20 minutesBank of 70Pass: 70%

Exam practice · Level B1

Exam conditions

The timer starts when you press Start quiz. The questions appear only then.
Each attempt uses 30 random questions from a bank of 70, so every try is different.
When the 20 minutes end, the quiz locks and your score appears. You can also finish early.
After checking you get feedback in English and Spanish for every answer.

Used To Vs. Be Used To

Three different structures

Structure	Meaning	Example
used to + verb	Past habit or state that is finished	I used to play football.
be used to + -ing / noun	Accustomed to (now)	I'm used to getting up early.
get used to + -ing / noun	Become accustomed	I'm getting used to the cold.

Questions and negatives with used to

Use did and the base form use to: Did you use to live here? / I didn't use to like fish.

Watch out

Used to is only for the past. For present habits use the present simple: I usually walk.
After be/get used to, use -ing (or a noun), not the base verb.

En español

Used to + verbo = solía (hábito pasado que ya no existe). Be used to + -ing = estar acostumbrado a. Get used to + -ing = acostumbrarse a. Para preguntar y negar con used to usa did + use to.

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