Learning English Grammar Used to, be used and get used to
Dec 10, 2024
Explore the intriguing nuances between 'used to,' 'be used to,' and 'get used to' in everyday conversation. Delve into their meanings and applications, especially as they relate to past habits and current experiences. Discover common mistakes made with these phrases. The discussion takes a surprising turn as it unveils unsettling truths about the wellness industry, sharing personal stories of deception within the yoga community. This thought-provoking journey touches on personal growth and the importance of awareness in our life choices.
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Used To vs. Be/Get Used To
- The podcast discusses the differences between "used to," "be used to," and "get used to."
- These phrases, though similar-sounding, have distinct meanings and grammatical structures.
Used To: Past Habits
- "Used to" describes past habits or states that no longer exist.
- It's followed by the infinitive form of a verb, such as "I used to eat meat."
Rob's Vegetarian Journey
- Rob, a former meat-eater, now identifies as a vegetarian.
- He explains his transition, initially missing meat but eventually getting used to a vegetarian diet.