Advanced English II: Used to / Be used to / Get used to; Homophones, Homonyms, and 1980s romance reading

What is the difference between 'used to', 'be used to', and 'get used to'?

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12:01 4 X 5a334c5a0.r2.cloudflarestorage.com # PrepaTec QUIZ 1 PARTIAL 2 ADVANCED ENGLISH II PART B: Complete the sentences with used to, be used to, or get used to in the correct form. 28 MARKS 1. If you **used** to **used** to, do not use it. **get used** to, get used to. 2. I don't think I **used** to. **I** **used** to. **I** **used** to you. **I** **used** to you. **I** **used** to you hair being that short. You look so different. 3. Tom didn't like his new school at first, but he eventually **used** to. **I** **used** it, and made new friends. 4. **used** to, go running every morning, but I don't any more. I'm so unfit now. 5. When I was a boy, I **used** to. **I** **used** to. **I** **used** to going to piano lessons, so I stopped. Now I'm in my forties. I've started learning again. 6. Sally won't find it easy to live on her own, now **used** to. **I** **used** to having everything done for her by her parents. 7. "Grandad, **used** to. **I** **used** to you really **not used** to, watch TV in black and white when you were young?" PART C: What is a homophone? (3 marks) **I** **he** **might** **see** **you** **see** **the** **tone** **of** **the** **tone** **of** **the** **ton...

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