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You can use either one. e. prepare yourself.
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You can use either one.
Get implies more activity, i.e. prepare yourself.
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Get implies more activity, i.e. prepare yourself.
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alc24Which to say?Be/get ready to party in 2 hours.THank youI would say Be ready. Here it's clear that you are to be ready two hours from now and that the party will begin two hours from now.
Get ready to party in two hours could be ambiguous.
What's going to happen in two hours? Getting ready? Or partying?
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