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Gene93 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

change/get changed

Hello,
How would you differentiate between: "Have I got time to get changed/ change before we leave"? I can't detect any difference in meaning, but some people say they are different.
  

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I'd put it the options the other way round for the sake of clarity in your question. ' They mean the same to me.

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  • I'd put it the options the other way round for the sake of clarity in your question.
  • ' They mean the same to me.
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I'd put it the options the other way round for the sake of clarity in your question.

'Have I got time to change/get changed before we leave?'

They mean the same to me.
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Gene93get changed
This is just a slightly longer way of saying
Gene93"Have I got time to change before we leave"?
Gene93but some people say they are different.
Not in meaning.
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