The phrases "get used to" and "be used to" have same meaning, i.e., to be familiar or accustomed to something or someone. I am used to getting early in the morning. I am getting used to eating bitter vegetables. The expression "used to" is used for actions or things happening regularly in the past. When I was a child, I used to play every Sunday. He used to smoke before a few years, but he quit smoking later. I hope it helps!

- 'used to' you meant is passive form of the verb 'use' For example: Fan is used to cool in the summer. -'get used to' and 'be used to' both mean to have experienced something so that it no longer seems surprising, difficult, strange etc For example: I read English books everyday, so I'm used to English (or I already get used to English) Hope it would help! :)

Isaac, "Be used to" quiere decir " estar acostumbrado": I am used to singing = estoy acosumbrado a cantar I was used to singing = estaba acostumbrado a cantar "Get used to" es "acostumbrarse" I need to get used to singing = necesito acostumbrarme a cantar My dog will get used to the new house = mi perro se acostumbrará a la nueva casa "Used to" quiere decir "acostumbraba" o "solía". I used to dance every night = acostumbraba bailar todas las noches = solía bailar todas las noches She used to cook on Sundays = ella acostumbraba cocinar los domingos = ella solía cocinar los domingos Espero que eso te ayude.