'I used to' vs. 'I am used to' The Difference and Exercises

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Last Updated on November 1, 2024

Understand the difference between these two structures and practice the free exercises to build your confidence.

What's the difference between "I used to" and "I am used to"?

We use ‘I used to ____‘ for things we did in the past but now we no longer do.

For example:

“I used to live in Australia, but now I live in the UK.”

We use ‘I am used to _____’ for things that have become familiar.

am used to picture“I have lived in the UK for 5 years. Now I am used to the rain and the culture”

Be used to vs. used to do

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Which word could go here?
I used to _____ tennis, but now I don't have the time...

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Which word could go here? 

I love this job! I have been here for 3 months.

I am used to _______ here.

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Which word could go here?
I used to _____ sailing, but now I can't afford to keep my boat.

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Which word could go here? 

I dislike sushi. I am not used to ______ raw fish.

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Which word could go here? 

My mother used to __ horse riding a lot. However, now she's too old to ride a horse.

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