"I used to" vs "I'm used to" - Learn English Grammar
Channel: Espresso English
Date: 2016-10-07

"I used to" is NOT the same as "I'm used to"!
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I want to answer a student who asked about how to use the expression “used to” in English. This is an interesting topic because there are actually two different ways to use used to in English, and they have different purposes. Today I’m going to teach you that with examples.

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