be used to / get used to / used to

When ___ get home from school when you were a teenager? do you use to / did you use to / are you used to

Lee is Chinese. He ____ to speaking English in the office. is not used / used / doesn't get used

Correct mistakes if necessary. Did your grandparents used to live in that village?

My dog ____being with children, so it's alright to play with him. is used to / gets used to / use to

Correct mistakes if necessary. After living in such a big house, it's hard to get used to live in a small apartment.

Correct mistakes if necessary. We've lived in Manilla for a long time, so we're used to the hot weather.

My uncle ____ play tennis when he was younger but now he prefers golf. was used to / got used to / used to

She's been an airline pilot for a few years, so she ____ dealing with being in different time zones. gets used to / is used to / uses to

At first I was really nervous about driving in Vancouver, but now I ____ it. used to / get used to / am used to

When I was a teenager I ___dress up for Halloween, but not anymore. am used to / used to / got used to

Correct mistakes if necessary. I don't think I will getting used to living in such a dangerous place.

Correct mistakes if necessary. I really not used to this new work schedule.

Correct mistakes if necessary. When we lived in Italy, we used to eating a lot of pasta. I don't eat it anymore

Correct mistakes if necessary. Kate and I used to work together in marketing.

I _______ this kind of shoes. I find them uncomfortable. don't use to wear /'m not used to wearing / 'm not used to wear

After nine years in Africa, I can say that now I ___ living in this hot weather. I don’t mind anymore. am used to / get used to / used to

He _____talking in public so he's very nervous about giving a speech. doesn't get used to / isn't used to / didn’t use to

I've had to give up eating bread and I ____to living without it. Still I have a long way to go. am getting used / was used / used