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Auxiliary Verbs: DID YOU or DO YOU - Basic English Grammar

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In this video, Alisha answers 5 questions.
- What is the meaning of the phrase "to get used to doing smth"? Does it refer to a completed action or not? And can we use it in Present Simple, like "I get used to getting up early"?
- What's difference of "Did you/Do you...Are you...when I ask?
- I am a bit confused with the difference between the present perfect and the present perfect continuous. If I want to say that I live in some place since some time, which one should I use?
- What does "Can't help + (progressive form)" mean?
- What is the difference between have to and must?

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