In the past, people didn't (used to / used to) lock their front doors when they went out
use to
When I moved to Argentina, I found it hard to get (use/ used) to the cold winter
used
I have a twin sister, so I'm used to (share/ sharing) a room
sharing
In my town, people used to (putting/ put) their babies out in the garden all morning. I'm glad they don't do it anymore.
put
Families (used/ use) to be much larger - having seven or eight children was quite normal
used
Society is gradually (being/ getting) used to the idea of having single male parents
getting
(Were/ Did) you use to cycle to school?
Did
I (do/ am) not used to driving so much. I usually ask my mom to drive for me
am
I (used to/ would) be an actor when I was in my twenties
used to
When I was a kid, my grandfather (used to/ would) take me for a walk around the park
used to/ would
My grandma (used to/ would) be very happy whenever we called her
used to
When we lived in Spain we (used to/ would) go to France every summer holiday
used to/ would
In the 2000s, we (used to/ would) spend hours in internet or shopping centres
used to/ would
I think I know you. We (used to/ would) go to the same school!
used to
Mi mom went back to university this year. She's slowly ______ all the lectures and homework again.
getting used to
Ida and Frank have just had their first baby. It's hard for them _______ waking up in the middle of the night.
to get used to
