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Compare past habits, familiar situations and changes in progress.","Used To, Be Used To and Get Used To Game","Was it a past habit, familiar now, or becoming familiar?",{"questions_per_round":19,"lives":20,"seconds_per_question":21},12,3,15,[23,35,43,48,58,64,71,80,88,92,100,107,111,116,122,127,132,139,145,150,155,161,165,175,181,185,194,199,203,211,217,222,226,237,246,251,260,269,273,282,291,296,305,312,317,326,335,339],{"id":24,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":27,"options":28,"answer":29,"rule":33,"tag":34},"ut-001","easy","multiple-choice","I ___ to school, but now I take the bus.",[29,30,31,32],"used to walk","am used to walking","am getting used to walking","used to walking","Used to + base verb describes a past habit that has changed.","past-habit",{"id":36,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":38,"answer":39,"rule":41,"tag":42},"ut-002","gap-fill","She ___ in a noisy office now. The noise no longer bothers her. 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(eat; past habit)",[62],"used to eat","A changed past habit takes used to + base verb.",{"id":65,"difficulty":25,"format":45,"prompt":66,"answer":67,"correction":68,"rule":69,"tag":70},"ut-006","She is used to work at night; it feels normal to her.",false,"She is used to working at night; it feels normal to her.","After be used to, a verb takes -ing.","form",{"id":72,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":73,"options":74,"answer":75,"rule":79,"tag":42},"ut-007","Are you ___ on crowded trains every day?",[75,76,77,78],"used to travelling","used to travel","use to travelling","used to travelled","Be used to takes an -ing verb after to.",{"id":81,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":82,"answer":83,"rule":86,"tag":87},"ut-008","He ___ early when he was a student, but now he gets up at six. (negative past habit)",[84,85],"didn't use to get up","did not use to get up","After didn't, write use to + base verb.","negative",{"id":89,"difficulty":25,"format":45,"prompt":90,"answer":8,"rule":91,"tag":57},"ut-009","The first week was hard, but I am getting used to the new job.","Get used to can take a noun phrase and describes adjustment.",{"id":93,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":94,"options":95,"answer":96,"rule":99,"tag":42},"ut-010","She has worked nights for years, and the schedule feels completely normal to her now. She ___ it.",[96,53,97,98],"is used to","is getting used to","didn't use to","Be used to means the schedule is already familiar.",{"id":101,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":102,"answer":103,"rule":105,"tag":106},"ut-011","When he was a child, he ___ near his grandparents. Then his family moved. (live)",[104],"used to live","Used to + base verb describes an old state that changed.","past-state",{"id":108,"difficulty":25,"format":45,"prompt":109,"answer":8,"rule":110,"tag":42},"ut-012","I am used to getting up early; it is normal for me.","Be used to + -ing describes a familiar activity.",{"id":112,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":113,"options":114,"answer":52,"rule":115,"tag":57},"ut-013","After a month here, I ___ the cold weather, but it still feels unusual.",[52,54,53,55],"Still feels unusual shows that adjustment is in progress.",{"id":117,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":118,"answer":119,"rule":121,"tag":42},"ut-014","She ___ spicy food now; she eats it without trouble. (eat; familiar)",[120],"is used to eating","After be used to, use the -ing form.",{"id":123,"difficulty":25,"format":45,"prompt":124,"answer":67,"correction":125,"rule":126,"tag":87},"ut-015","He didn't used to like olives, but now he does.","He didn't use to like olives, but now he does.","Did already carries the past tense; write use to.",{"id":128,"difficulty":25,"format":45,"prompt":129,"answer":67,"correction":130,"rule":131,"tag":70},"ut-016","I used to playing tennis, but I stopped last year.","I used to play tennis, but I stopped last year.","A former habit takes used to + base verb.",{"id":133,"difficulty":134,"format":26,"prompt":135,"options":136,"answer":54,"rule":138,"tag":42},"ut-017","medium","The city was confusing at first, but now I ___ its busy streets.",[54,53,137,55],"am get used to","Now signals the streets have become familiar.",{"id":140,"difficulty":134,"format":37,"prompt":141,"answer":142,"rule":144,"tag":42},"ut-018","At first the software was difficult, but we ___ it now. (use; familiar)",[143],"are used to using","Be used to + using expresses familiarity with the activity.",{"id":146,"difficulty":134,"format":45,"prompt":147,"answer":8,"rule":148,"tag":149},"ut-019","Did you use to walk to school when you were young?","Questions about past habits use did + use to + base verb.","question",{"id":151,"difficulty":134,"format":26,"prompt":152,"options":153,"answer":97,"rule":154,"tag":57},"ut-020","He moved abroad last week. Each day he ___ speaking another language.",[97,53,96,98],"Each day and the recent move show an adjustment in progress.",{"id":156,"difficulty":134,"format":37,"prompt":157,"answer":158,"rule":160,"tag":34},"ut-021","I ___ coffee, but I stopped drinking it last year. (drink; past habit)",[159],"used to drink","The old habit ended, so use used to + base verb.",{"id":162,"difficulty":134,"format":45,"prompt":163,"answer":8,"rule":164,"tag":42},"ut-022","They are used to the rain now; it no longer surprises them.","Be used to can take a noun phrase such as the rain.",{"id":166,"difficulty":134,"format":26,"prompt":167,"options":168,"answer":169,"rule":173,"tag":174},"ut-023","Choose the sentence about a former habit.",[169,170,171,172],"We used to eat dinner late, but now we eat at six.","We are used to eating dinner late, and it is normal now.","We are getting used to eating dinner late.","We have got used to eating dinner late.","Only the first sentence says the old habit changed.","meaning",{"id":176,"difficulty":134,"format":37,"prompt":177,"answer":178,"rule":180,"tag":57},"ut-024","The early train still feels strange, but I ___ it. (take; becoming familiar)",[179],"am getting used to taking","Get used to + -ing describes the ongoing change.",{"id":182,"difficulty":134,"format":45,"prompt":183,"answer":67,"correction":184,"rule":69,"tag":70},"ut-025","Are you used to drive on the left now?","Are you used to driving on the left now?",{"id":186,"difficulty":134,"format":26,"prompt":187,"options":188,"answer":189,"rule":193,"tag":87},"ut-026","Which negative describes a past preference that has changed?",[189,190,191,192],"I didn't use to like tea.","I am not used to liking tea.","I didn't used to like tea.","I don't get used to liking tea.","Didn't use to + base verb can describe a past preference that changed.",{"id":195,"difficulty":134,"format":37,"prompt":196,"answer":197,"rule":198,"tag":42},"ut-027","She ___ working from home now; it feels normal. (be used to)",[96],"Is used to + -ing expresses familiarity.",{"id":200,"difficulty":134,"format":45,"prompt":201,"answer":8,"rule":202,"tag":57},"ut-028","He got used to living alone after a few months.","Got used to + -ing describes completed adjustment in the past.",{"id":204,"difficulty":134,"format":26,"prompt":205,"options":206,"answer":104,"rule":210,"tag":106},"ut-029","When I was young, I ___ near the station, but we moved away.",[104,207,208,209],"was used to living","got used to living","used to living","The past state changed when the family moved.",{"id":212,"difficulty":134,"format":37,"prompt":213,"answer":214,"rule":216,"tag":57},"ut-030","He ___ the loud music gradually after moving in. (get used to; past)",[215],"got used to","Got used to describes a past change toward familiarity.",{"id":218,"difficulty":134,"format":45,"prompt":219,"answer":67,"correction":220,"rule":221,"tag":70},"ut-031","I am used to wake up early because I have done it for years.","I am used to waking up early because I have done it for years.","After be used to, use an -ing verb.",{"id":223,"difficulty":134,"format":45,"prompt":224,"answer":8,"rule":225,"tag":87},"ut-032","We didn't use to have a car, but we bought one last year.","Didn't use to describes a past state that later changed.",{"id":227,"difficulty":228,"format":26,"prompt":229,"options":230,"answer":231,"rule":235,"tag":236},"ut-033","hard","Nora walked to work before she moved. Now she cycles, and cycling feels normal. Choose both ideas.",[231,232,233,234],"She used to walk; she is used to cycling.","She is used to walk; she used to cycling.","She got used to walk; she used to cycle.","She used to walking; she is used to cycle.","The former habit takes used to + base verb; present familiarity takes be used to + -ing.","contrast",{"id":238,"difficulty":228,"format":26,"prompt":239,"options":240,"answer":241,"rule":245,"tag":236},"ut-034","The team worked in quiet rooms before. They moved to an open office last month; its noise is less strange each day. Choose both ideas.",[241,242,243,244],"They used to work in quiet rooms and are getting used to working in an open office.","They are used to work in quiet rooms and used to working in an open office.","They used to working in quiet rooms and are used to work in an open office.","They got used to work in quiet rooms and used to work in an open office.","The old arrangement is a former habit; the new office is an adjustment in progress.",{"id":247,"difficulty":228,"format":45,"prompt":248,"answer":67,"correction":249,"rule":250,"tag":236},"ut-035","I used to studied all night, but now I am used to going to bed early.","I used to study all night, but now I am used to going to bed early.","A former habit takes used to + base verb; a familiar current routine takes be used to + -ing.",{"id":252,"difficulty":228,"format":26,"prompt":253,"options":254,"answer":255,"rule":259,"tag":236},"ut-036","He lived in the quiet countryside before. After years in the city, noisy traffic feels normal. Choose both ideas.",[255,256,257,258],"He used to live in the country; he is used to city traffic.","He is used to live in the country; he used to city traffic.","He used to living in the country; he is getting used to city traffic.","He got used to live in the country; he used to city traffic.","Used to live is a changed past state; is used to expresses present familiarity.",{"id":261,"difficulty":228,"format":26,"prompt":262,"options":263,"answer":264,"rule":268,"tag":236},"ut-037","She did not eat late in the past. Now evening shifts make late meals normal. Choose both ideas.",[264,265,266,267],"She didn't use to eat late; now she is used to eating late.","She didn't used to eat late; now she used to eating late.","She wasn't used to eat late; now she used to eat late.","She didn't use to eating late; now she is used to eat late.","Didn't use to + base verb names the old pattern; is used to + -ing names current familiarity.",{"id":270,"difficulty":228,"format":45,"prompt":271,"answer":8,"rule":272,"tag":57},"ut-038","She is getting used to speaking in public; each talk feels a little easier.","Getting used to + -ing matches a gradual change.",{"id":274,"difficulty":228,"format":26,"prompt":275,"options":276,"answer":277,"rule":281,"tag":236},"ut-039","I worked day shifts before. I recently moved to night shifts; they still feel strange but easier each week. Choose both ideas.",[277,278,279,280],"I used to work days; I am getting used to working nights.","I am used to work days; I used to working nights.","I used to working days; I am used to work nights.","I got used to work days; I used to work nights.","The day shifts were the old habit; the night shifts are an adjustment in progress.",{"id":283,"difficulty":228,"format":26,"prompt":284,"options":285,"answer":286,"rule":290,"tag":236},"ut-040","He drove everywhere before the move. Now he walks, and walking feels normal. Choose both ideas.",[286,287,288,289],"He used to drive; he is used to walking now.","He is used to drive; he used to walking now.","He used to driving; he is used to walk now.","He got used to drive; he used to walk now.","The driving habit ended; walking is familiar now.",{"id":292,"difficulty":228,"format":45,"prompt":293,"answer":67,"correction":294,"rule":295,"tag":236},"ut-041","I used to working days, but after a year of night shifts I am used to working at night.","I used to work days, but after a year of night shifts I am used to working at night.","The old habit needs a base verb after used to; present familiarity needs -ing after am used to.",{"id":297,"difficulty":228,"format":26,"prompt":298,"options":299,"answer":300,"rule":304,"tag":236},"ut-042","She lived in a warm country before. She moved to a cold one last month, and winter still feels strange. Choose both ideas.",[300,301,302,303],"She used to live somewhere warm and is getting used to the cold.","She is used to live somewhere warm and used to the cold.","She used to living somewhere warm and is used to the cold.","She got used to live somewhere warm and used to cold.","The former home is a changed past state; the cold is an adjustment in progress.",{"id":306,"difficulty":228,"format":37,"prompt":307,"answer":308,"rule":310,"tag":311},"ut-043","She ___ eating late when she lived in Spain; it felt normal then. 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The new system was hard at first, but after months it became familiar. Choose both ideas.",[330,331,332,333],"We used to use paper forms; we got used to using the new system.","We are used to use paper forms; we used to using the new system.","We used to using paper forms; we got used to use the new system.","We got used to use paper forms; we used to use the new system.","Former practice takes used to + base verb; completed adjustment takes got used to + -ing.",{"id":336,"difficulty":228,"format":45,"prompt":337,"answer":8,"rule":338,"tag":87},"ut-047","He didn't use to cook, but now he makes dinner every night.","Didn't use to describes a habit absent in the past but present now.",{"id":340,"difficulty":228,"format":45,"prompt":341,"answer":67,"correction":342,"rule":343,"tag":236},"ut-048","We used to taking the old route, but now we are getting used to the new one.","We used to take the old route, but now we are getting used to the new one.","The former habit takes used to + base verb; the new route is still becoming familiar.",{"how_to_play":345,"rule_intro":349,"rule_sections":350,"faq":381,"related_exercise_label":400},[346,347,348],"Choose Practice for an untimed round, or Challenge for twelve timed questions and three lives.","Practice lets you choose a difficulty; Challenge mixes all three levels.","Read each correction and continue with the related exercise.","Used to + base verb describes an old habit or state that has changed. 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