GET/BE USED TO/ USED TO/WOULD

Question 1

“Used to” always refers to the past

Answer 1

Correct

Question 2

“Be used to” is only used in the present.

Answer 2

Incorrect . “I was used to coming up with a lot of new ideas when I was young” IS CORRECT

Question 3

“Get used to” can be used in all tenses.

Answer 3

Correct

Question 4

If you “used to do something, you did it regularly in the past”

Answer 4

Correct

Question 5

You must include the “d” if you are asking a question with “used to”

Answer 5

INCORRECT. “Did you USE to play tennis at the age of 8?” IS CORRECT

Question 6

If you are used to something, you are familiar and comfortable with it.

Answer 6

Correct

Question 7

Note that “be used to” is always followed by a gerund (verb+ing but never by a noun.

Answer 7

INCORRECT. “I am used to my small flat” IS CORRECT

Question 8

“Get used to” refers to the process of becoming familiar with, comfortable with something.

Answer 8

CORRECT

Question 9

“Would’ is only good for actions or situations repeated many times.

Answer 9

CORRECT

Question 10

“I used to live in Manchester, but I moved to London last year” We can substitute “used” for “would” in this sentence.

Answer 10

INCORRECT