৩২. I am used ———— in crowded places.

Correct Answer: (A) to study Note: This answer follows the given answer key. However, grammatically, "to studying" (option B) is typically considered the standard rule. Let us explain both positions carefully. Standard Grammar Rule: — "be used to" is a fixed expression meaning "be accustomed to" — After "be used to", a Gerund (-ing form) is used — Standard answer would be: "I am used to studying in crowded places." About the given answer 'to study': — "used to + V1" (bare infinitive) expresses a past habit: "I used to study here." — If the sentence means "I have a habit of studying" → "I am used to studying" — If it means "I am going to study" as a purpose → "I am going to study" (different structure) — The given answer key marks 'to study' as correct, possibly interpreting it as "I am going [used] to study" Key Distinction to remember: — used to + V1 = past habit ("I used to play cricket") — be used to + Gerund = present habit/accustom ("I am used to playing cricket") — get used to + Gerund = process of becoming accustomed ("I am getting used to the noise") Source: Wren & Martin English Grammar; Cambridge Grammar of English; Past NTRCA Question Bank.