English grammar practice with used to, be used to and get used to.
This interactive gap-fill exercise practises past habits and states, being accustomed to something and becoming accustomed to something.
Fill in the gaps with USED TO, GET USED TO or BE USED TO in the correct form. Pay attention to the tense and negative forms.
1. When Mark started working at the bakery, he getting up at five, so the first few weeks were exhausting.
2. At first, Nina found the open-plan office distracting, but after a few weeks she working there.
3. When we lived in the village, we walk to the river every evening after dinner.
4. I like spicy food, but now I order the hottest thing on the menu.
5. I've lived next to the railway for ten years, so I the sound of trains at night.
6. The first few days at boarding school may feel strange, but you sharing a room with someone.
7. I'm only in my second week at the new job, but I'm slowly the early starts.
8. By the time the course ended, we giving presentations in English.
9. The new employees have only just arrived from a much warmer country, so they this kind of cold weather.
10. live near here when you were a child?