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KhoshtipMan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

be used to & used to

When the "to" in "be used to" and "used to" is a preposition, please?
  

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KhoshtipMan When is the "to" in " be used to " a preposition, please? Always, I suppose: He is used to eating alone. She is used to him.

— Mister Micawber

  • KhoshtipMan When is the "to" in " be used to " a preposition, please?
  • Always, I suppose: He is used to eating alone.
  • She is used to him.
  • KhoshtipMan When is the "to" in " used to " is a preposition, please?
  • Never, I suppose: He used to be happy.
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KhoshtipManWhen is the "to" in "be used to" a preposition, please?
Always, I suppose:

He is used to eating alone.
She is used to him.
KhoshtipManWhen is the "to" in "used to" is a preposition, please?
Never, I suppose:

He used to be happy.
She use
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