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When I was a child, I ... (hate) wearing baggy clothes.
USED TO HATE
Whenever we had visitors, my parents ... (dress) me up in a horrible blue suit.
USED TO DRESS / WOULD DRESS
Eventually, I ... (wear) tight-fitting clothes.
GOT USED TO WEARING
Correct this sentence: She bought a new suit for me, which I had never got used wear.
She bought a new suit for me, which I had never got used to wearing.
I ... (work) in a bank, but now I'm working as a designer.
USED TO WORK / WOULD WORK
I ...(get up) early. I've been doing it for 30 years.
AM USED TO GETTING UP
My father ... (tell) us stories when we were in bed.
USED TO TELL / WOULD TELL
After nine years in Africa, I can say that now I ... (live) in this hot weather. I don’t mind anymore.
AM USED TO LIVING / 'VE GOT USED TO LIVING
Two years ago, the students ... (have) four hours a week of language tutorials, but now they have five hours.
USED TO HAVE
There are some things in this life that you'll never ... .
GET USED TO
I’ve just bought an Apple computer, and I think it will take me some time to ... the new operating system.
GET USED TO
I ... (be) blond when I was a child.
USED TO BE
Lee is Chinese but he's studied English for several years so he (speak) English.
IS USED TO SPEAKING
I don't think I'll ever ... (drive) on the left. It’s so strange!
GET USED TO DRIVING
After living in Vancouver for years, but we can finally say that she ... (drive) on the left.
IS USED TO DRIVING / HAS GOT USED TO DRIVING
