Hey there, Is there any difference between 'to get into groove of sth/to get used to sth/to become accustomed to sth. Can I say: Until I GET INTO THE GROOVE OF/GET USED TO/BECOME ACCUSTOMED TO drinki

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Hey there, Is there any difference between 'to get into groove of sth/to get used to sth/to become accustomed to sth. Can I say: Until I GET INTO THE GROOVE OF/GET USED TO/BECOME ACCUSTOMED TO drinking 6 glasses of water a day, I'm gonna use an application that'll remind me of that.

29 de out de 2021 05:24

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Yes, there is no difference in the meanings of those sayings. One can also say "Until I get into the swing of drinking 6 glasses of water a day...". You learn a lot of these phrases talking to native speakers and it makes your English sound a lot more natural when you use them. Please feel free to contact me if you are looking to learn more sayings for day to day application.

29 de outubro de 2021

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