It was difficult for Maria at first, but now she has no problem waking up at 5am for work. (be used to), She is used to waking up at 5am., Living in a noisy city felt strange to David when he first arrived, but not anymore. (be used to), He is used to living in a noisy city., Moving to a cold country was hard for Ana, but she is slowly adapting to the weather. (get used to), She is getting used to the cold weather., Working night shifts was a challenge for Tom at first, but he is adapting little by little. (get used to), He is getting used to working night shifts., Where does the manager live? I need to know. (Indirect question), Could you tell me where the manager lives?, What time does the next train leave? I want to find out. (Indirect question), Do you know what time the next train leaves?, Please don't smoke in this area. (mind), Would you mind not smoking in this area?, Can you turn the music down? It's too loud. (mind), Would you mind turning the music down?, You can borrow my car, but only if you bring it back before midnight. (Providad that), You can borrow my car provided that you bring it back before midnight., The company will give you a refund, but only if you have the original receipt. (Provided that), The company will give you a refund provided that you have the original receipt., You will fail the exam if you don't study harder. (Unless), You will fail the exam unless you study harder., We won't arrive on time if the traffic doesn't improve. (Unless), We won't arrive on time unless the traffic improves.

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