I'm not used to + (verb-ing)

[Jadoon 84]

Deal All
Please have a look the below sentence and answer the followed questions.
I am not used to traveling to much.

Questions:
1. How can use {(I'm not used to + (verb-ing)} in the past tense. Please translate the sentence as an example.
2. How can use {(I'm not used to + (verb-ing)} in the future tense. Please translate the sentence as an example.
3. Can we say like this in assertive form(I am used to traveling to much.)
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Dea[STRIKE]l[/STRIKE]r All
Please have a look the below sentence and answer the [STRIKE]followed[/STRIKE] questions following.
I am not used to traveling too much.

The sentence sounds a little strange to me. I'd write either:
I am not used to travelling (BrE spelling) far.
or:
I am not use to travelling frequently.

1. How can I use {(I'm not used to + (verb-ing)} in the past tense. Please [STRIKE]translate[/STRIKE] change the sentence as an example.

(At that time) I wasn't used to travelling far/frequently.

2. How can I use {(I'm not used to + (verb-ing)} in the future tense. Please [STRIKE]translate[/STRIKE] change the sentence as an example.

It would be a little strange to talk about being used to something in the future. You'd be more likely to talk about the possibility of getting used to it:
I haven't travelled much in my life, but my new job involves a lot of business trips. I'll get used travelling so much, I suppose.


Note that most grammarians today consider Will + bare infinitive to be one way of expressing the future, not a future tense.

 

[Jadoon 84]

Sir
I learned it. Thanks you very much.
Abdul Basit