What's the correct meaning?
used
to or be/get used to
What's the correct adjective?
100

Victor’s forever asking questions in class.

a. Victor always asks too many questions in class. 

b. Victor is asking too many questions in this class.

b. Victor is asking too many questions in this class.

100

The first weeks at college were hard, but now I_________________ (be) away from my parents.

'm used to being/'ve got used to being

100

Oops, I’ve spilled your tea again. Sorry, I’m just being really sensible / easy-going / clumsy today.

clumsy

200

My new flat is on the top floor, but I’m getting used to it. 

a. I still find it strange that my flat is on the top floor, but I no longer mind it.

b. My flat used to be on the top floor and I didn’t like it.

a. I still find it strange that my flat is on the top floor, but I no longer mind it.

200

_______________(have) darker hair when you were younger?

Did/didn't you use to have
200

Andy’s not the untidy / jealous / sweet type – he trusts his wife completely.

jealous

300

Rhea spends her annual holidays working on a farm in Brittany. 

a. Rhea is working on a farm in Brittany at the moment. 

b. Every year, Rhea works on a farm in Brittany during her holidays.

b. Every year, Rhea works on a farm in Brittany during her holidays.

300

I’m quite good at managing my money now, though I_______________ (be) when I was a teenager.

didn't use to be

300

You always think about yourself and nobody else – don’t you think you’re a bit self-obsessed / clumsy / sensible?

self-obsessed

400

Kay will go to the gym each morning and she won’t stop working out until lunch. 

a. Kay has decided she will stop working out at the gym every morning. 

b. Kay usually visits the gym in the morning and works out there until lunch.

b. Kay usually visits the gym in the morning and works out there until lunch.

400

Chris_____________(like) heavy metal but he prefers jazz these days.

used to like

400

Well, your rational thinking really helped us during the crisis – it’s a good thing you’re so jealous / sensible / argumentative.

sensible

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