I practiced an English adjective 'be used to'

Hi everybody, I'm Takehiko. Welcome to my latest English article. Is everything going well? Anyway as always without more ado, this article is about to begin right away.
In this article, I'm going to show you guys my YouTube video on which I'm practicing an English adjective 'be used to'. Here you go.

I learned this adjective can be used when something or doing something is familiar to me because I do it often or know it well. Example sentences are such as, 'I'm used to English.' or 'I'm used to speaking English.'
There're some points to be careful to use 'be used to'.
Firstly, the pronunciation is different from 'used', the past form of a verb 'use'. The 'd' of an adjective 'used' is pronounced by 't' sound, but the 'd' of the past form 'used' is pronounced by 'd' sound.
Secondly, an adjective 'be used to' is followed by nouns  or gerunds, but a modal form 'used to' is merely followed by present tenses, a.k.a the presents.
An adjective 'be used to' might common in English, right? This is useful but also sometimes mixed up with a modal verb 'used to' easily & it might be just a little difficult to use.
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