I used to live near the station.
This shows used to for an old state or situation.
Elementy składowe
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Contrast past habits, familiarity, and becoming familiar with used to, would, be used to, and get used to.
"USED" meaning map
OLD LIFE
true before, not now
├─ used to + plain verb
│ I used to live near the station.
│
└─ would + plain verb
= repeated action film
I would walk there every morning.
COMFORT ZONE
familiar now, or becoming familiar
├─ be used to + thing / -ing action
│ I'm used to the noise now.
│
└─ get used to + thing / -ing action
I'm getting used to the new timetable.
First decide the meaning: old past = used to/would; familiarity = be/get used to, with a thing or -ing after to.
I used to live near the station.
This shows used to for an old state or situation.
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I would walk there every morning.
This shows would for a repeated action in the past.
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I'm used to the noise now.
This shows be used to for current familiarity.
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I'm getting used to the new timetable.
This shows get used to for an ongoing adjustment.
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I used to play tennis after work.
This is a simple affirmative past habit.
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I didn't use to like olives.
This shows the standard negative form with didn't use to.
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Did you use to take the bus?
This shows the question form of used to.
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When we were kids, we would swim in the lake.
This shows would used naturally after a clear past time frame.
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She's used to working nights.
This shows be used to followed by an -ing form.
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Are you used to driving on the left?
This asks about familiarity with an activity.
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I'm getting used to my new glasses.
This shows getting used to followed by a noun phrase.
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It took me weeks to get used to waking up early.
This shows a completed process of adjustment.
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I used to work late.
This sentence talks about a habit in the past, not comfort now.
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I am used to working late.
This sentence talks about being familiar with the activity now.
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I used to know everyone here.
This is correct because used to can introduce a past state.
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Every summer, my grandfather would fix bicycles in the yard.
This is a natural use of would for repeated action in a past scene.
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I used to get nervous before meetings, but now I'm used to speaking in public.
This contrasts old behavior with present familiarity.
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I am used to work late.
This mixes be used to with a base verb. For familiarity, use -ing after to.
I am used to working late.
This corrects the familiarity pattern by using working after to.
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This key is used to open the back door.
This similar-looking passive pattern means is utilized to, not is familiar with.
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