We use be/get "used to" + noun or verb to say that a thing or an activity that was once unfamiliar to us is now familiar.
Example sentence: I am used to waking up early.
Complete the sentences below with the following verbs: aren’t, get, gotten, am, was getting, wasn’t
I don’t mind living in a city now because I _________ used to the noise of the traffic.
I thought everyone was unfriendly at first because I _____________ used to their ways.
Did it take you long to _____________ used to the food in this country?
We’ve never _______________ used to the way that people kiss you on both cheeks.
A lot of Northern Europeans burn in the sun because they _______________ used to it.
Just as I ________________ used to the idea, she changed her mind.
Chose the correct option.
1. I find it hard to be / get used to speaking another language.
2. My grandfather haven’t been / got used to using the Internet yet.
3. Before we moved, I wasn’t / didn’t used to having a big room.
4. I think I’m used to see / seeing you with short hair now.
5. We’re slowly being / getting used to having new neighbours.
6. I can’t be / get used to going to bed early. It’s impossible!
7. I’ve been playing in a team for ages so I am / get used to training in the evenings.
8. I find exams very stressful. I can’t be / get used to doing them.
