I am used to (something)
‘be used to
means 'become familiar with'.
Example : I am used to seeing her in bad mood.
Meaning : I am familiar with seeing her in bad mood. It's not the first time I am seeing her in bad mood.
Example 2 : imagine that you have recently moved
to, let's say, Japan. Because Japan is so different from your home country, you
felt a little uncomfortable being there. Everything was new and strange. Then
after a while, you started to feel more at home in Japan. You can use this
expression:
'It was
strange at first, but now I am used to Japan.'
Do you
notice the grammar of this phrase?
Subject (I,
he, she, we) + be verb (am, is, are) + used to + object (Japan, it)
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