Get used to
Context: telling the fresher, who is new to printing cards as well as struggling with it.
If you do this job regularly, you will get used to it and will become an efficient worker.
Please check them, especially, "get used to".
Can we use "will" twice in the sentence?
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kumenglish Please check them, especially, "get used to". You usually get used to something unpleasant. I might have used "get the hang of it".
- kumenglish Please check them, especially, "get used to".
- You usually get used to something unpleasant.
- I might have used "get the hang of it".
- I had to look up "fresher" because I am an American.
- It is the British word for freshman, and they seem to use it more generally for a beginner than we do "freshman".
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kumenglishPlease check them, especially, "get used to".
You usually get used to something unpleasant. I might have used "get the hang of it". I had to look up "fresher" because I am an American. It is the British word for freshman, and they seem to use it more generally for a beginner than we do "freshman".
kumenglishCan we use "
0kumenglishCan we use "will" twice in the sentence?
You can, but it's more natural to use it only once. It will be understood to apply to both verbs.
If you do this job regularly, you will get used to it and become an efficient worker.
kumenglishget used to
'get used to' is fine in your sentence.
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