Drag the correct words to complete these sentences. Pay attention to the difference between past habits and being accustomed to something!

Context: Carlos is comparing his old life in Spain with his new routine in Canada.

"In Spain, I used to wake up at 10 a.m. (That was my habit back then!) Now in Canada, I am used to waking up at 6 a.m. for work. (I'm accustomed to it now!)"

The first blank is used to.

Used to + base verb describes a past habit that no longer exists. The second blank is wake. After used to (past habit), use the base verb (no -ing, no "to"). The third blank is am used to. Be used to + gerund means "be accustomed to" something now. The fourth blank is waking. In be used to, the word to is a preposition, so it's followed by a gerund (-ing form).