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ONLINE ENGLISH GRAMMAR QUIZ
topic: Used to/ to be used to 1 | level: Intermediate

Complete each of the following sentences. Remember that when someone "used to" do something, it means that he/she did something in the past; when someone "is used to" doing something, it means that he/she is accustomed to doing something.

1. I ________ speak French, but I no longer do.
  am used to
  used to

2. We ________ his long speeches.
  are used to
  used to

3. Peter ________ smoke before he got married.
  are used to
  used to

4. My sister ________ work as a legal assistant.
  is used to
  used to

5. My parents ________ living abroad.
  are used to
  used to

6. My parents ________ live abroad.
  are used to
  used to

7. You ________ go to Fairfax High School?
  used to
  are used to

8. I ________ the noise in this neighborhood.
  am used to
  used to

9. You ________ getting what you want.
  used to
  are used to

10. That doctor ________ work at another hospital.
  is used to
  used to

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