XXIV. Complete the dialogue with the correct form of be/ get used to. Some sentences use not.

A. How's boarding school? (1) Are you getting used to living in a dormitory? What about Tom?

B. It isn't very quiet. Tom (2) makes a lot of noise at home - he grew up with five younger brothers and sisters, so it isn't a problem for him. But I (3) haven't gotten used to it yet.

A. And how about the weather? When my cousins moved to England, they (4) were used to cold weather, because they came from a hot country.

B. All the rain is a bit boring at first, but after a while, you (5) get used to it.

A. My cousins said they never (6) got used to it!

XXV. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs given.

That fast food place used to be my favourite French restaurant. (be)
When I first lived in a flat, I couldn't get used to hearing our neighbours' music. (hear)
My mother has finally got used to having the Internet on her phone. (have)
Pedro comes from Brazil, so he isn't used to eating Vietnamese food. (eat)
Lan used to wear jeans all the time when she was a student. (wear)
They live near the palace and they're very used to seeing members of the royal family going past. (see)
I wonder if I'll ever get used to living in such a beautiful place. (live)
When we arrived in Ho Chi Minh City, we weren't used to riding in so much traffic. (ride)
XXVI. Choose the correct option.

When I was young, I used to play outside with my friends. My mum was used to me going out to ride my bike with them. Sometimes I was out for hours, but she got used to that, too. We often rode on mud tracks that used to be used by motorists, and they were often wet and slippery so I used to falling off my bike a lot. And so my mum was used to seeing me covered with mud and bruises.

Now I am used to riding safely on my motorbike and staying clean. I don't think I could get used to riding a bike again now.

Complete the dialogue with the correct form of be/ get used to. Some sentences use not.

A. How's boarding school? (1) Are you getting used to living in a dormitory? What about Tom?

B. It isn't very quiet. Tom (2) makes a lot of noise at home - he grew up with five younger brothers and sisters, so it isn't a problem for him. But I (3) haven't gotten used to it yet.

A. And how about the weather? When my cousins moved to England, they (4) were used to cold weather, because they came from a hot country.

B. All the rain is a bit boring at first, but after a while, you (5) get used to it.

A. My cousins said they never (6) got used to it!

XXV. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs given.

That fast food place used to be my favourite French restaurant. (be)
When I first lived in a flat, I couldn't get used to hearing our neighbours' music. (hear)
My mother has finally got used to having the Internet on her phone. (have)
Pedro comes from Brazil, so he isn't used to eating Vietnamese food. (eat)
Lan used to wear jeans all the time when she was a student. (wear)
They live near the palace and they're very used to seeing members of the royal family going past. (see)
I wonder if I'll ever get used to living in such a beautiful place. (live)
When we arrived in Ho Chi Minh City, we weren't used to riding in so much traffic. (ride)

XXVI. Choose the correct option.

When I was young, I used to play outside with my friends. My mum was used to me going out to ride my bike with them. Sometimes I was out for hours, but she got used to that, too. We often rode on mud tracks that used to be used by motorists, and they were often wet and slippery so I used to falling off my bike a lot. And so my mum was used to seeing me covered with mud and bruises.

Now I am used to riding safely on my motorbike and staying clean. I don't think I could get used to riding a bike again now.