Grammar

Question 1

Be used to

Answer 1

It is not strange, new or difficult

Be used to+noun phrase
Be used to +verb-ing

Negative:
Be not used to

Question 2

Get used to

Answer 2

Is the process of becoming used to something

Get used to+ something/someone
Get used to + verb + ing

Question 3

Used to

Answer 3

Refers to a habit or state in the past. It is used only in the past simple tense

Used to + verb infinitive

Past states with stative verbs such as have, believe, know and like.

Question:
Did(n’t)+subject +use to be
Negative:
Subject + didn’t + use to be

Question 4

Action verb

Answer 4

1 activities 
2 things that happen (process)
 We using in both simple and continuous forms
I play every day
I am playing now

Question 5

Stative verb

Answer 5

Do not refer to a physical action:
They express a state or condition (permanent)
Things which don’t have a beginning or end
Do not use with continuous!
Only simple form

Question 6

second conditional

Answer 6

if+subject+Past Simple, subject+ would+infinitive

Question 7

Third conditional

Answer 7

if+subject+Past Perfect Simple, subject+would+have+past participlle

Question 8

Defining relative clause

Answer 8

give you essential information so that you know which person, thing, etc

Question 9

Non defining relative clauses

Answer 9

add extra non- essential information

Question 10

Past Perfect Continious

Answer 10

subject+had or’d +been+verb+ing

Question 11

Past Perfect Simple

Answer 11

Subject+had or ‘d + past participle