English Class: ‘be used to’ and ‘get used to’

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[@Islamicqueen1109]

Before watching this class I wasn't used to this topic . After watching I am getting used to. I am sure after practice will be used to this topic.

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From London 💪

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In Mozambique we have both experiences. But mostly we stay home with the family and study. However there is some tha move to other cities or even diferent countries.

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Much thanks from Amed

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I'm from Turin, Italy

[@amarGhorardim]

In Bangladesh, Most of the students move on cities to study theirs higher education. Basically students come to the cities where university is located after completing there 12 class and stay away without their family. Though It's a tough journey for students who are staying without families .

[@aklerom]

In my country people move out when they go to university.

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Very well said.

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Hi sam thanks for liason

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Before starting my ielts preparation I wasn't used to practicing with 4 module which is IELTS related, but,after few months practice,I have got used to with it,and now I am used to the practice. And,nothing is new for me right now. and following month on 25th,I am going to crack my ielts exam. give me best wishes Please.

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good luck!

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Hi, I am from Bangladesh ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@KeerthiRajapakse]

Hi, Keerthi

[@gretaanastasi4424]

Great topic, Well, it depends on your financial situation. I think nowadays because of inflation students are going to say at home, so they can reduce the cost of studies 😁

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Hallo, I'm Sabrina from Italy

[@ΖΑΦΕΙΡΟΥΛΑΚΑΤΣΙΦΟΥ]

Both in Greece 😘

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In Italy usually they moved out but It depends how fare It Is

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In my country most of the students move out surburbs and overseas to higher studies.

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[@chuyen-ngo]

Gerund/noun

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Elisabet from ARgentina

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[@anjondeb7056]

I.m from Bangladesh

[@maymustafa1674]

Do the two structures of ..( Be + not + used to + gerund ) .... and ... ( didn't use to + a clean verb ) have the same meaning and usage or are they different ?

[@khaledsowalmuhtaref7135]

What does "clean verb" mean???

[@maymustafa1674]

@@khaledsowalmuhtaref7135 It means an infinitive verb

[@bbclearningenglish]

Good question! No - 'used to' & its negative 'didn't use to' are about the finished past. 'Be used to', with or without 'not', can be used in any tense to talk about things that are normal or not normal for us. Hope that helps and thanks for your question!

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Good evening I am Nepali I just watching in siriya

[@michealpremdas]

This is Michael

[@KeerthiRajapakse]

Base Verb?

[@Afjals_Spoken_English]

I wasn’t used to live without my family

[@hlineeiphyu6625]

new experience

[@mohamedkhatab4233]

Where is the link for the practice sheet?

[@bbclearningenglish]

Here you go! bbc.in/3UPeIuy

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Hello mam

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From duabi

[@chuyen-ngo]

Tenses changable

[@najmiasarwari7980]

Number A

[@sihembouaoud8226]

Can we put the verb get in the past tense and say : I got used to living alone?

[@bbclearningenglish]

Absolutely! Both 'be' and 'get' can change tense!

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[@shouldOn]

the worksheet is unable to download

[@jayeetanath2875]

Many people specially students move out from home when they go to university.

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I have to move to another city to get university degree

[@crystalsandy1421]

Hi, me either, my town is just a small town so I have to leave to a big city to get that. It took time to get used to living and caring myself alone

[@Afjals_Spoken_English]

1 obviously new

[@abduraoofp7084]

I've heard that experience is an uncountable noun, so we can't say an experience. But in this video you are saying "it's a new experience/ it's an old experience". Could you please help me ?

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I can't get the worksheets

[@Afjals_Spoken_English]

2. Strange

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My name is Harish Kumar NR from India hello

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Hi all

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There's something wrong with the worksheet link . Could you please fix it ?

[@bbclearningenglish]

Sorry about that! Try now: bbc.in/3UPeIuy

[@chuyen-ngo]

Is getting use to

[@michealpremdas]

Hai

[@chuyen-ngo]

Is used to

[@KeerthiRajapakse]

is used to

[@АлинаДмитрик-д1к]

I don't understand the difference between I "am used to" and I "got used to. As for me, they mean the same, that I'm already accustomed to something

[@chuyen-ngo]

Hasn't got used to

[@najmiasarwari7980]

Less strange

[@KeerthiRajapakse]

has`t got used to

[@Afjals_Spoken_English]

He was getting used to living alone Less new

[@MartaLopezBassa]

less strange

[@ΖΑΦΕΙΡΟΥΛΑΚΑΤΣΙΦΟΥ]

New

[@ΖΑΦΕΙΡΟΥΛΑΚΑΤΣΙΦΟΥ]

Strange

[@chuyen-ngo]

Isn't used to

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Less new

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move out

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less new

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Far

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Old

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Less strange

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less strange

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New

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Strange

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New

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New