МОЛЮ Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets +(used to, be/get used to). 1. When I was a student, I (work) in a restaurant called Marmalade and Friends. 2. When I worked there, I (go) to bed very late at night. 3. It was difficult at first, but Mike soon (work) at night. 4. I (sit) in an office all day. I (be) a gardener. 5. Are you getting used to (live) in your new flat? (work) in Bristol but now he works in London. 6. David 7. She (not fly) on her own. She is always terrified. 8. After her husband died, the old woman had to (live) on her own. (eat) a lot of chocolate but now I am on a diet. 9. I When I was five, I week. 10. (go) to the cinema once

1. When I was a student, I used to work in a restaurant called Marmalade and Friends. (Here, "used to" is used to talk about a past habit or regular action. It indicates that the person worked in the restaurant regularly in the past.)

2. When I worked there, I used to go to bed very late at night. (Again, "used to" is used to talk about a past habit or regular action. It shows that the person regularly went to bed late while working there.)

3. It was difficult at first, but Mike soon got used to working at night. (In this sentence, "get used to" is used to talk about becoming familiar with or accustomed to something. It suggests that Mike initially found it challenging to work at night but eventually became comfortable with it.)

4. I used to sit in an office all day. I used to be a gardener. (Here, "used to" is used to talk about a past situation or state that has changed. It indicates that the person used to work as a gardener but now works in an office.)

5. Are you getting used to living in your new flat? (In this sentence, "get used to" is used to talk about adjusting to or becoming familiar with something. It suggests that the person is in the process of adapting to living in a new flat.)

6. David used to work in Bristol but now he works in London. (Here, "used to" is used to talk about a past situation or state that has changed. It indicates that David used to work in Bristol but now has a job in London.)

7. She doesn't fly on her own. She is always terrified. (In this sentence, "doesn't" is used to indicate the negative form of the verb. It suggests that the woman does not fly alone because she is always scared.)

8. After her husband died, the old woman had to live on her own. (In this sentence, "had to" is used to indicate an obligation or necessity. It shows that the woman had no choice but to live alone after her husband passed away.)

9. I used to eat a lot of chocolate but now I am on a diet. (Here, "used to" is used to talk about a past habit or regular action. It indicates that the person used to eat chocolate frequently, but now they are on a diet.)

10. When I was five, I used to go to the cinema once a week. (Again, "used to" is used to talk about a past habit or regular action. It suggests that when the person was five years old, they used to go to the cinema every week.)