Used to / Be used to / Get used to
I ___ (live) in Limón when I was a kid.
used to live
What do you call someone who wakes up easily?
A light sleeper
I enjoy ___ (listen) to music.
listening
Which language does "concerto" come from?
Italian
He'd love ___ (learn) to play the violin.
to learn
True or false: "be used to" is followed by the base form of the verb.
False
What do you call a short period of sleep during the day?
She wants ___ (learn) the piano
to learn
Which language does "orchestra" come from?
True or false: "get used to" describes a completed habit.
False. It describes the process of adjusting
She's still not ___ (drive) on the left.
used to driving
What's the word for walking or talking while asleep?
sleepwalk
What's the difference: "I remember buying the tickets" vs. "I remembered to buy the tickets"?
Memory vs Task
Which language does "ballet" come from?
French
Correct the error: "I usually used to walk to school as a kid."
She used to walk to school as a kid. — or: She usually walked to school as a kid.
Correct the error: "I didn't used to like coffee."
I didn't use to like coffee.
What's the word for a scary dream that wakes you up?
a nightmare
The speakers are broken. They need ___ (replace).
replacing
Where's the stress in "philosophy"?
phi-LOS-o-phy
Name one loanword and say which language it comes from.
e.g. architecture - Greek
Explain the difference: "I used to work nights" vs. "I'm used to working nights.
Past habit vs Being familiar with sth
What word means to sleep longer than you planned to?
oversleep
Give one verb that changes meaning between gerund and infinitive, and explain both meanings.
Remember/Forget/Try/Need
Name one instrument whose name comes from Italian.
cello
What's the opposite of "night owl"?
an early birth