Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb in brackets: Commuting by bicycle feels completely normal to Ava now; she ___ (cycle) in city traffic.

Explanation

Ava may either be accustomed to cycling now or have reached that state of familiarity, so both the present be-used-to form and the present-perfect get-used-to form fit the premise. Used to followed by an infinitive would instead describe a former habit, which conflicts with her current routine and present familiarity.