💡 Past habit needs ‘used to + base verb’. ‘Used to work’ shows what happened regularly before but not now.

💡 ‘Got used to’ shows the adaptation process is complete. Past simple shows a finished action in the past.

💡 ‘Be used to’ needs gerund (-ing form). The manager is familiar with this situation, so ‘dealing’ is correct.

💡 ‘Getting used to’ shows ongoing adaptation and needs gerund. ‘Starting’ is the -ing form needed here.

💡 Past habit that stopped needs ‘used to + base verb’. The meetings don’t happen anymore.

💡 ‘Be used to’ requires gerund (-ing). The question asks about current familiarity with the situation.

💡 ‘To get used to’ after ‘took me’ needs base verb ‘get’. This shows the adaptation process.

💡 Past negative of ‘be used to’ needs ‘wasn’t’. This shows she lacked familiarity at that time.

💡 ‘Getting used to’ needs gerund to show ongoing adaptation. ‘Communicating’ is the correct -ing form.

💡 Past habit needs ‘used to + base verb’. This describes what happened before but not now.

💡 ‘Be used to’ shows current familiarity. After ‘I’m’ we need ‘used to’ plus noun/gerund.

💡 After ‘to’ following ‘take’, use base verb ‘get’. ‘Get used to’ shows the adaptation process.

💡 ‘Is used to + gerund’ shows current familiarity. ‘Now’ indicates present state, not past habit.

💡 Past habit that ended needs ‘used to + base verb’. The policy changed, so this stopped.

💡 After ‘can’t’ use base verb ‘get’. The negative shows the adaptation isn’t complete yet.

💡 After ‘Are you’ use ‘used to’. This asks about current familiarity with the situation.

💡 ‘Is getting used to’ shows ongoing adaptation. ‘Gradually’ indicates a process happening now.