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difference between 'to get used to' and 'to be used to'

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#16 (permalink) Sun Jul 15, 2007 20:17 pm A THANK LETTER

HI, Thank you MR ALAN for your help Now I really get the real meaning of these two expressions. I appreciate your help. And thank you for MR Torsten AND MR Harry Smiith and for the Communicators.

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