If I use "be used to" here, is it correct now?
Wireless Internet and mobile phones now mean we are used to being constantly available - even at home or on the beach.
It's not wrong, but it's not better.Perhaps, this is better 'Wireless internet and smartphones now have us connected at homes, restaurants, and beaches'.
It's correct and natural.If I use "be used to" here, is it correct now?
Wireless Internet and mobile phones now mean we are used to being constantly available - even at home or on the beach.
If I use "be used to" here, is it correct now?
Wireless Internet and mobile phones now mean we are used to being constantly available - whether at home or on the beach..
Wireless internet and mobile phones now mean we are[STRIKE] used to being[/STRIKE] constantly available/accessible - whether at home or on the beach.
It helps. It's used to in the sense of accustomed to.
There is no need to say "used to being".