Expressing habit

Master English habits grammar! Practice 'used to' and 'be used to' for fluent expression.

Expressing habit Match the questions and answers. This didn't use to be a pub – it was once a bank! We'd often be sent to bed early when we were children. I'm used to getting up early – it's not a problem. He's always playing loud music – it drives me mad! I used to hate cabbage, but I still find it difficult sometimes. I'm getting used to speaking English, but I still find it difficult sometimes. Choose the correct answer.I'm still not _ on the left! used to driving used to drive Choose the correct answer.I'm worried about Bob. Sometimes _ at 4 a.m. for a snack! he'd get up he'll get up Choose the correct answer._ in that house over there! I'm used to living I used to live Choose the correct answer.Carolyn _ all the washing-up for me to do. It's not fair! 's always leaving 'd leave Choose the correct answer.In Greece the sea _ warm in the evening. is often still being will often still be Choose the correct answer.She _ to throw Paul out, but she never did. was always threatening was always threatened Present habit Match a sentence on the left (a type of the person) with a sentence on the right (her habit). She's really generous. She's always buying me presents. He's so disorganized. He never plans anything properly. She's very fashionable. She'll only wear designer clothes. He's so dishonest. He's always telling lies. She's so sensitive. She'll start crying at the slightest thing. He's really stubborn. He won't ever change his mind. She's so rude. She never thinks before she speaks. They're so spoilt. They get everything they ask for. She's very energetic. She jogs to work every day. He's very ambitious. He's always applying for new jobs.