Eva Easton's American English Pronunciation

American English Pronunciation

to get used to (process of change)

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get used to (process of change)
+ object (gerund, noun, pronoun)

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1. 
In winter, when there are a lot of tourists, you have to get used to ________ in long lines.

2. 
You have to get used to ________ orange juice.

3. 
Floridians are friendly. You get used to ________ 'hi' to people as you walk through the village.

4. 
Some people never get used to ________ the alligators.

5. 
Some people have trouble getting used to the ________ in Florida.

6. 
We got used to ________ in Florida right away.

7. 
We got used to ________ in Florida right away.

8. 
Where does Eva live now? :--)

9. 
Is Florida in the north or the south?

10. 
You meet a lot of new people here in Florida. You get used to ________ yourself to everyone.

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1. used to (past)
2. be used to
3. get used to
4. use (noun or verb)

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  2. Yes, in the street, in people’s driveways. The alligators live in the many ponds around here. They get to go wherever they want to go and people keep an eye out.

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  4. People in Florida are used to it. Children learn from an early age to stay away from alligators.

    Actually, alligators are afraid of human beings. They prefer to eat small animals that they can overpower easily.

    Alligators spend most of their time in water, so people keep an eye out when they walk along a river or pond.

    You don’t bother them, they don’t bother you.

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