"Used" and "Use"

[DanC78]

I better get "used" to this.

OR

I better get "use" to this.

Which one is the correct way to use?
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[MIKE_G]

Originally posted by DanC78:
I better get "used" to this.

OR

I better get "use" to this.

Which one is the correct way to use?
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Used.

 

[coloradonoles]

Ustoost...

but really used.

 

[DFSNOLE]

Originally posted by coloradonoles:
Ustoost...

but rarely used.

The correct answer.

 

[Dr. Nole]

yous...as in "Yous guys"

 

[vevois23]

Utes, as in, "The two Utes were near the crime scene"

 

[Bartdog]

yoosta

I yoosta could to dunk a basketball. If I tried I might could again.

 

[Manch.]

Your suppose too used use, I tought.

 

[Dr. Nole]

Originally posted by vevois23:

Utes, as in, "The two Utes were near the crime scene"

 

[LT4PLY]

If you didn't do it before and now do it or you are asking if it was done before it is "use to"

If you did it before and now don't it is "used to"

I used to own a Corvette before I had kids... I didn't use to worry about keeping my cars clean until I had kids.

So in your phrase saying you are trying to get accustomed to something that is happening means it has happened... i.e. used to.

And I am fairly certain I violate these rules frequently because it requires too much thought.