⦁ Complete the sentences and questions with the correct form of (be / get) used to and the words
below.
be cycle (not) get on (not) eat sing
⦁ My grandma in a band when she was young. They became quite famous too.
⦁ When Roberto first moved to Japan, he the food for a long time. But he likes it now.
⦁ (you) or walk to school when you were a teenager, Mum?
⦁ I with Jake very well, but now we’re good friends.
⦁ They inherited a lot of money last year and Debbie

⦁ My grandma was in a band when she was young. They became quite famous too. Explanation: The correct form of "be" to use in this sentence is "was" because it refers to a past action. The sentence talks about a past event when the grandma was a member of a band. ⦁ When Roberto first moved to Japan, he didn't get on with the food for a long time. But he likes it now. Explanation: The correct form of "get" to use in this sentence is "get on" which means to have a good relationship or compatibility with something/someone. The sentence talks about Roberto's initial feelings towards the food in Japan, and how eventually he started to like it. ⦁ Did you cycle or walk to school when you were a teenager, Mum? Explanation: The correct form of "be" to use in this question is "did" in order to form the past tense. The question asks about the mode of transportation (cycling or walking) that the Mum used when she was a teenager. ⦁ I didn't eat with Jake very well, but now we’re good friends. Explanation: The correct form of "get" to use in this sentence is "get on" which means to have a good relationship or compatibility with someone. The sentence states that in the past, the speaker did not have a good relationship with Jake, but now they are good friends. ⦁ They inherited a lot of money last year and Debbie got a new car. Explanation: The correct form of "get" to use in this sentence is "got", which is the past tense of "get". The sentence talks about a past event where Debbie acquired a new car as a result of inheriting a lot of money.