Lesson 4: Expressing Habits ("used to" vs. "be/get used to")

Lesson 4: Expressing Habits ("used to" vs. "be/get used to")

Expressing Habits: "Used to" vs. "Be/Get used to" Learn the difference between past habits and becoming familiar with new situations. Grammar Structures: Used to (do) - ធ្លាប់ (Past habit) Didn't use to (do) - មិនធ្លាប់ (Negative past habit) Be used to (something) - ស៊ាំនឹង (Accustomed to) Be used to (doing) - ស៊ាំនឹងការធ្វើអ្វីមួយ (Accustomed to an action) Get used to (something) - ចាប់ផ្តើមស៊ាំនឹង (Process of adapting) Get used to (doing) - ចាប់ផ្តើមស៊ាំនឹងការធ្វើអ្វីមួយ (Adapting to an action) Please enable JavaScript to view the interactive flashcards and take the quiz. g_translate Welcome to Intermediate Grammar! When adapting to a new environment—like starting a busy tourism job in Siem Reap or adjusting to city traffic—we often talk about our changing habits. In English, we use very similar-looking phrases to express completely different concepts: past habits vs. familiarity. Let's break down the mechanics. សូមស្វាគមន៍មកកាន់វេយ្យាករណ៍កម្រិតមធ្យម! នៅពេលសម្រប…