Be / Get / Become Used To

Workers ______ relying on stable, long-term employment before automation disrupted the sector.

She is gradually ______ working remotely and managing her own schedule.

The workforce ______ adapting to rapid change — it's been happening for years now.

Companies didn't ______ publish sustainability reports — it has only become standard recently.

The team struggled to ______ the new cybersecurity protocols at first.

Investors ______ expecting very high returns before the automation-driven recession.

Entrepreneurs in this sector ______ dealing with uncertainty — it comes with the job.

After six months, she finally ______ monitoring her carbon footprint daily.

The factory ______ release far more carbon emissions before the new regulations.

It takes time to ______ a completely remote way of working, especially for older employees.

The workforce (used to / be stable), but automation has changed everything.

She (get used to / work) from home and now prefers it to the office.

Companies in the tech sector (be used to / deal) with data privacy challenges constantly.

Governments didn't (use to / regulate) automation — it was left entirely to the market.

He is slowly (get used to / measure) his ecological footprint every month.

She no longer finds remote working difficult. USED
She ______ remote working now.

In the past, companies regularly ignored their carbon footprint. TO
Companies ______ their carbon footprint.

Adapting to automation is something the workforce now finds natural. USED
The workforce ______ to automation now.

It took her months to feel comfortable tracking inequality data daily. GETTING
It took her months ______ tracking inequality data daily.