"Used To" vs "Be Used To" vs "Get Used To" - English Grammar EnglishAnyone Clips

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[@tprrru]

In fact, it turns out to be so simple when you explain it using a notion "process of getting something". Thanks a bunch!

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[@tinystudent]

Great video

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[@EnglishAnyone]

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[@zemfiramustafazade9348]

Thank you for your explanation. These phrases are really important, but a little bit confusing. E.g. I used to enjoy reading magazines, but any more ( I am not sure it's one word or two). If you try using smth repeatedly you can get used it. Be used ? I didn't understand how to use it?

[@putinisakiller8093]

...but I don't anymore (any more). I'm taught to read. I'm used to (do smth). It's like smth or smb used you to do smth other. 😊

[@DaryoushNoushini]

Nice video except for the structure point you missed: “used to+bare infinitive” and “be/get used to+gerund”.

[@NataliDali]

Hi and nice to make your acquaintance, Drew! Could you explain, please, if there is a difference between "I am used to playing chess" and "I am used to play chess". The latter seems to be equal to "I am used (by someone) in playing chess" = "They use me in playing (their) chess". Am I correct?

[@iolite2]

"I am used to play chess" is not grammatically correct and is not used. "I am used to playing chess" is the only correct sentence you have wrote.

[@NataliDali]

@@iolite2 As you can see, I, actually, know the right grammar - it was not me who needed the explanation. I wanted to politely draw Drew's attention to his being wrong on this point, so as he could analyze and compare his own statements with the help of my logical reflections, and understand the real sense of the latter phrase.

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[@willylin4766]

I get used to learn English.😊

[@MPFour.mp3]

Most normal english learning

[@arantheo8607]

She _________ up late in the morning. a) was used to get b) used to getting c) is used to getting d) is used to get e) used to got Let's check our understanding

[@rafaelmurua704]

D.

[@putinisakiller8093]

e) is a mistake.

[@Volodya_Sharapov]

Не совсем понятно,)

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[@damiro1989]

Really man?) The internet already explained this very very long time ago😅You are behind