1、 Cambridge University Press 2016,be / get used to (doing) vs. used to (do), Cambridge University Press 2017,A conflict used to exist between the farmers and the lions. The Masai are used to lions attacking their livestock. The lions got used to seeing the scarecrows.,We use be used to (doing) to tal

2、k about something that is or isnt familiar., Cambridge University Press 2017,Be used to,Alice is used to being responsible - she looks after her little sister.,Im not used to so much homework.,We use get used to (doing) to talk about the process of something becoming familiar., Cambridge University

3、Press 2017,get used to,I cant get used to my new smartphone. Its really difficult to use,I didnt like living in a city when I moved here, but Im getting used to it.,We use used to (do) to talk about situations that were true in the past but are not true anymore., Cambridge University Press 2017,Used

4、 to,I used to live in London.,People used to send more letters., Cambridge University Press 2017,GET IT RIGHT!,Did you used to be a cautious child?,I could never be used to living in a cold country.,My aunt lives in Australia so she gets used to hot weather.,Jack cant get used to wear a uniform for

5、school,Did you use to be a cautious child?,I could never get used to living in a cold country.,My aunt lives in Australia so she is used to hot weather.,Jack cant get used to wearing a uniform for school, Cambridge University Press 2017,Language in action,Ben: Do you like living in Canada? Kate: Not

6、 really. I _ live in Spain where it was hot everyday. I _ to wearing lots of clothes every time I go out. Ben: There must be something you like. Kate: Well, Im learning to ski. I found it really difficult at first, but I _ to it. Ben: What do you miss most from Spain? Kate: I miss my friends. I _ ha

7、ve lots of friends, but I dont know anyone here. I _ also not _ to speaking English all the time. I always spoke Spanish with my friends back home, but, slowly, I am _ to it.,used to,getting used,am getting used,used,am not used,used to,am, Cambridge University Press 2017,Can you remember the rules?

8、,When we want to talk about something being normal or familiar, we can use the expression be used to. We use get used to to refer to the process of something becoming normal or familiar. I live in the city, so Im used to all the noise. It took him a while to get used to eating dinner early. These ex

9、pressions are followed by a noun or the gerund (-ing) form of a verb. Im not really used to spicy food Theyre getting used to living in a small apartment. These expressions are not the same as used to. We use used to to refer to past habits or states which are no longer true. used to is followed by

10、an infinitive without to. I used to love their music, but now I never listen to it.,When you were six years old what , Cambridge University Press 2017,Talk in pairs or groups.,look like?,games / play?,pets / have?,books read?,TV programmes like?,sports play?,be / like?,hobbies / have?,Are you the sa

11、me now? Why? Why not?, Cambridge University Press 2017,I recently got a dog. I used to Im not used to Im getting used to ,I recently moved from London to Krakow in Poland. I used to Im not used to Im getting used to ,I recently started a new school. I used to Im not used to Im getting used to ,I rec

12、ently started running. I used to Im not used to Im getting used to ,Work in pairs. Think of ideas to complete each sentence.,Acknowledgements,The authors and publishers acknowledge the following sources of copyright material and are grateful for the permissions granted. While every effort has been m

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