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Grammar
Clothes (la Ropa)
"used
to" vs. "be used to"
vs. "get used to"
used
to As we studied in Advanced Lesson 2 "used to" can be
used to express past habit. To review Lesson 2 click HERE.
I used
to walk to school. Caminaba a la escuela.
NOTE: In the negative form the word "didn't" indicates that the sentence
is negative so "used to" changes to its basic form "use to". Similarly, in
the question form the word "Did" indicates that the sentence is
negative.
I didn't use
to walk to school.
Did you use to
walk to school?
be
used to
(estar acostumbrado) We use the verb
"to be" together with "used to" to express that we are
accustomed to something.
I
am used
to
exercising every day. Estoy acostumbrado
a hacer ejercicio todos los días.
get used to
(acostumbrarse) We use the verb
"get" together with "used to" to express that we are becoming
accustomed to something.
I
am getting
used to waking
up early. Me estoy
acostumbrando a levantarme temprano.
NOTE: The word "get" can be used with many adjectives to mean
"se."
get used to - acostumbrarse
get drunk - emborracharse
get tired - cansarse
get bored - aburrirse
get sick - enfermarse
get engaged - comprometerse
get married - casarse
get divorced - divorciarse
NOTE: "be used to" and "get used to" are used with the gerund
(the -ing form of the verb) while "used to" is used with the
infinitive (the basic form of the verb).
I used to walk.
I am used to walking.
I get used to walking.
Practice
Select the correct translation of the sentences.
Practice
Write the sentence using the information in parentheses so that the sentence has
the meaning of the sentence written in Spanish.
example (speak English)
Me acostumbré a hablar
inglés.
*Write a contraction where possible. For
example - I'm used to swimming.
Instructions Find the mistake in the
following sentences. Write the sentence correctly.