(be/get) used to

I feel very full after that meal. I’m not used to (eat) _________________ so much.

I wouldn’t like to share an office. I’m used to (have) _________________ my own.

Passive (false) or Gerund (true): The creators of the malware you mentioned were used to making spyware regularly.

He didn’t use to (smoke) _________________ when he was at university.

Many young people are used to staying up all night long using their social media profiles to talk to their friends.

I look forward to _________ you!

Passive (false) or Gerund (true): The malware you mentioned was used to retrieve location data from infected devices.

The apprentices are finally getting used to (program) _________________ in C++.

The students don’t care about their online reputation, but they weren’t used to.

Passive (false) or Gerund (true): These are the security measures which were used to secure our network.

Passive (false) or Gerund (true): Companies must get used to educating employees about safe computing practices.

If you work for this company, you’ll have to get used to deal with very impertinent customers.

Passive (false) or Gerund (true): macOS and Linux aren't used to being as widely targeted by virus threats as Windows.

This USB stick was used to helping us transfer files when our network was down.

After the pandemic, restaurants are getting used to see their customers with laptops, without consuming or saying much.

Should we all get used to going on holidays without a smartphone?

Passive (false) or Gerund (true): We changed the password that was used to enter the site.

Passive (false) or Gerund (true): New newsletter subscribers quickly get used to hearing from you on a regular basis.

Drones weren’t used to be so good but now they are excellent.

James used to (drink) _________________ way too much coffee, so he started drinking tea.