Name: Difference between I USED TO / GET USED TO / BE USED TO Super Useful English Grammar
Uploaded: 2024-08-19T07:22:09.000Z
Duration: 12 min 46 s
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Hello and welcome to English Speaking 360.

Future simple

Today we are going to study and practice three very important and useful English expressions.

The imperative

And the problem is that they are very similar and many students confuse these three expressions.

A. Make sure also not to miss the final test because it will really show you if you understand the three expressions.

It's a common action in the past but I don't do it anymore.

For example, in the past I ate junk food.

But now I don't eat junk food so my habit has changed.

So the D and the TO are connected and we say I used to eat junk food.

So you see every time after used to we put a verb.

You can also use used to in the negative form.

So used to is a past habit and didn't used to is a new habit.

So that's why there is no D at the end here.

You can say I didn't used to listen to music.

And now you can say I didn't used to subscribe to English Speaking 360.

Let's move on to something a bit more difficult.

An easier way to say it is to become comfortable with something that was uncomfortable at first.

So you will adapt eventually in the future.

I moved from a quiet village to a busy city.

So you see there was an adaptation that took place right there.

Right here you notice this is the past tense.

Okay, so that's why we say I got used to the noise.

You could say I'm getting used to the noise.

But that means that the adaptation is not complete.

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