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GRAMMAR: Understanding used to, be used to and get used to

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'I used to find grammar difficult, but now it's much easier for me to understand' that's what you'll be thinking after listening to 6 Minute Grammar. Callum and Catherine explain all about using the phrases 'used to' for past activities and situations, and 'be used to' or 'get used to' for talking about situations that you have become familiar with. There are more activities and explanation on our site
Date: 2020-09-18

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Comments and reviews: 4

Helene
Thanks for the video!!! You've explained it very well!
I used to confuse these phrases. But I won't do it anymore!
I'll get used to using the phrases correctly because I'm used to learning grammar rules properly!
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Daniel
Great video!!! but I have a question.
Why did you say that (in minute 2:07) I can't get used to eating no salt on my chips was wrong?
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mor
I have a question.
After be or get used to we must use ing form of the verb ,but if the verb is a state verb can we that in ing form?
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ajay
I can't get used to eating no salt on my chips. If this is wrong. Tell me . I can't get used to living in London . How it is correct.
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