Corrigé used to et be used to : exercices d’anglais terminale

1. A
2. B
3. C
4. A
5. B (à la forme négative)
6. C (adaptation passée, terminée)

1. I used to live in Dublin.
2. I’m used to living in a big city.
3. She can’t get used to wearing a uniform.
4. We didn’t use to have a car.
5. He was used to cooking for himself.
6. Did you use to play rugby at school?

1. She didn’t use to believe in Santa Claus. / Did she use to believe in Santa Claus?
2. They didn’t use to go camping every summer. / Did they use to go camping every summer?
3. He didn’t use to be shy. / Did he use to be shy?
4. You didn’t use to walk to school. / Did you use to walk to school?
5. Your parents didn’t use to argue. / Did your parents use to argue?

1. used to
2. are used to
3. get used to
4. used to
5. get used to
6. I am not used to eating dinner so early.

1. W : action répétée (would ou used to).
2. U : have = posséder, c’est un état.
3. U : live est un état.
4. W : action répétée.
5. U : be est un état.
6. W : action répétée.

1. People used to travel by horse.
2. I am used to the heat. / I’m used to living in the heat.
3. I am getting used to living alone.
4. This building used to be a factory.
5. He isn’t used to getting up at 5 a.m.

1. I am used to getting up early.
2. She used to play the piano every day.
3. Did you use to live here?
4. I used to have a red bike when I was ten. (état : pas de would)
5. He can’t get used to driving on the left.
6. We used to go to the beach every summer.

1. I used to wear glasses.
2. I’m used to working under pressure.
3. She can’t get used to the climate. / She isn’t getting used to the climate.
4. There used to be a church here.
5. You’ll get used to living in the city.
6. Did you use to play football when you were little?

1. Nous n’étions pas habitués à un tel luxe.
2. Avant, il ne se plaignait jamais.
3. Ce logiciel sert à monter des vidéos. (passif de use + to de but)
4. Chaque Noël, mon oncle se déguisait en père Noël.
5. Je ne m’habituerai jamais à l’obscurité des hivers écossais.

1. He used to drive on the left.
2. No, he is used to driving on the right now.
3. He used to have dinner at six.
4. No, he isn’t used to having dinner at nine yet, but he is getting used to it.
5. No, he didn’t use to eat cheese after the main course.
6. He is still getting used to having dinner late.

Paragraphe modèle :

1. Before high school, I used to walk to school and I used to finish at four.
2. Every Wednesday, my friends and I would play football in the park.
3. Now I’m used to taking the bus at seven.
4. I’m still getting used to having so much homework.
5. I’m not used to working on a computer for hours.