💡 After 'get used to', we always use verb-ing. 'Commuting' is correct. 'Commute' is a bare infinitive — wrong here. 'Commuted' is past tense — not a valid form here. 'To commute' repeats 'to' — incorrect.

💡 After 'get used to', we need verb-ing. 'Following' is correct. 'Follow' is a bare infinitive — wrong after 'to'. 'Followed' is past tense — not correct here. 'To follow' adds an extra 'to' — incorrect.

💡 The correct spelling is 'got used to'. 'Use' is a common spelling mistake. 'Using' and 'uses' are wrong forms — they break the fixed phrase 'get used to'.

💡 After 'get used to', we use verb-ing. 'Working' is correct. 'Work' is a bare infinitive — wrong here. 'To work' repeats 'to'. 'Worked' is past tense — not valid in this position.

💡 After 'get used to', we need verb-ing. 'Typing' is correct. 'Type' is a bare infinitive — wrong. 'Typed' is past tense — not correct here. 'To type' repeats 'to' — incorrect.

💡 After 'get used to', we use verb-ing. 'Settling in' is correct. 'Settle in' is a bare infinitive — wrong. 'Settled in' is past tense — not valid here. 'To settle in' repeats 'to'.

💡 After 'get used to', verb-ing is required. 'Feeling' is correct. 'Feel' is a bare infinitive — wrong. 'Felt' is past tense — not correct in this position. 'To feel' repeats 'to' — incorrect.

💡 We use 'am getting used to' to show an ongoing adjustment happening now. 'Get' is simple present — it does not show the process happening right now. 'Got' is past — the adjustment is not finished. 'Was' is past progressive — wrong for a current situation.

💡 After 'get used to', we need verb-ing. 'Waking up' is correct. 'Wake up' is a bare infinitive — a common error. 'Woke up' is past tense — not valid here. 'To wake up' repeats 'to' — incorrect.

💡 After 'get used to', we always use verb-ing. 'Dealing with' is correct. 'Deal with' is a bare infinitive — wrong. 'Dealt with' is past tense — not valid here. 'To deal with' repeats 'to' — incorrect.

💡 After 'get used to', we use verb-ing. 'Taking' is correct. 'Take' is a bare infinitive — a very common mistake. 'Took' is past tense — wrong in this position. 'To take' repeats 'to' — incorrect.

💡 We use 'is getting used to' to show the process of adjustment is happening now and is not finished. 'Get' is simple present — it does not show an ongoing process. 'Got' is past — wrong for a current situation. 'Gets' is third-person simple present — not correct for an ongoing process.

💡 The fixed phrase is 'get used to'. Only 'to' is correct here. 'With', 'for', and 'at' are wrong prepositions — they break the fixed phrase 'get used to'.

💡 After 'get used to', we use verb-ing. 'Typing' is correct. 'Type' is a bare infinitive — wrong. 'Typed' is past tense — not valid here. 'To type' repeats 'to' — incorrect.

💡 We use 'is getting used to' to show an ongoing adjustment. 'Getting' is correct. 'Get' is simple present — it does not show the process happening now. 'Got' is past — wrong for a current situation. 'Gotten' needs an auxiliary like 'has' — not correct here.

💡 The correct phrase is 'got used to'. 'Used' is correct. 'Use' is a spelling mistake — a very common error. 'Using' and 'to use' break the fixed phrase 'got used to'.

💡 After 'get used to', we need verb-ing. 'Settling' is correct. 'Settle' is a bare infinitive — wrong. 'Settled' is past tense — not valid here. 'To settle' repeats 'to' — incorrect.

💡 After 'get used to', we always use verb-ing. 'Working' is correct. 'Work' is a bare infinitive — wrong. 'Worked' is past tense — not valid here. 'To work' repeats 'to' — incorrect.

💡 We use 'is getting used to' to show an adjustment happening right now and not yet finished. 'Gets' is simple present — it does not show an ongoing process. 'Got' is past — wrong for a current situation. 'Was' is past progressive — not correct for now.

💡 The fixed phrase is 'get used to'. Only 'to' is correct. 'With', 'at', and 'for' are wrong prepositions — they do not work with 'get used'.

💡 After 'get used to', we use verb-ing. 'Waking' is correct. 'Wake' is a bare infinitive — a very common mistake. 'Woke' is past tense — wrong here. 'To wake' repeats 'to' — incorrect.

🇮🇹 Note for Italian speakers: In Italian, you can say 'mi sono abituato ad alzarmi' using an infinitive after 'a'. In English, 'get used to' always needs verb-ing, not an infinitive.

💡 Here, 'getting used to' acts as a noun phrase (the subject of the sentence). We use verb-ing as a gerund. 'Get' and 'to get' are not gerunds — wrong in subject position. 'Got' is past tense — not valid here.

💡 After 'get used to', we need verb-ing. 'Working' is correct. 'Work' is a bare infinitive — wrong. 'To work' repeats 'to' — incorrect. 'Worked' is past tense — not valid here.

💡 After 'get used to', we use verb-ing. 'Doing' is correct. 'Do' is a bare infinitive — wrong. 'Done' is a past participle — not valid here. 'To do' repeats 'to' — incorrect.

💡 After 'get used to', we always use verb-ing. 'Using' is correct. 'Use' is a bare infinitive — a common mistake. 'Used' could cause confusion with the phrase itself. 'To use' repeats 'to' — incorrect.

🇮🇹 Note for Italian speakers: In Italian, 'abituarsi a' is followed by an infinitive. In English, 'get used to' is always followed by verb-ing, not an infinitive.