BE/GET USED TO/USED TO
She had black hair when she was younger.
She _____ black hair when she was younger.
used to have
however
nevertheless
Richard _____ (fly) to Milano on Tuesday. We should visit him to say goodbye on Monday.
is flying
don't
I would rather _____ (go) by bus
go
I read a lot.
I _____ a lot.
am used to reading
___ the shopping
___ a shopping list
do
make
The train _____ (leave) at six. Don't be late!
leaves
How _____ having a...?
about
Even though he broke his leg, he managed to reach the shelter.
Despite _____ his leg, he managed to reach the shelter.
breaking / the fact that he broke / having a broken leg
At first, he found it difficult _____ late at night.
getting used to staying up
a good offer at a shop (the quality is good, but the price is not too high)
a good deal
-What are you buying your mother for her birthday?
-I'm not sure. I _____ (get) her a book.
might get
I'm not too _____ about that!
sure
I prefer _____ (eat) fruit and vegetables rather than meat.
to eat
Simon needed a lot of time before he settled down in his new school.
It took Simon a while before he _____ his new school.
got used to
a series of advertisements
an advertising campaign
Father, I'm really sorry. I promise it _____ (not happen) again.
won't happen
We _____ always...
could
I don't like it when you call me that. RATHER
I would rather you did not call me that.
In my town, people always greet each other.
I am not _____ each other.
used to people not greeting
a place where people can walk in the city
pedestrianised area
Thomas has been acting strangely lately. I think he _____ (ask) me to marry him.
is going to ask
Let's .... some ideas
brainstorm
to _____ _____ an offer
take up