Difference between "Give me" and "Get me"

Get has many different meanings. In the sentence, "get me a glass of water" it means "bring".

When you say "Give me a glass of water", you are talking to a person who has at least one glass of water.

When you say "Get me a glass of water", you are talking to a person who has to go and find a glass of water for you first, and then give it to you.

CJ

Thanks CJ .. I clearly understood ... Thanks a lot ...

Get me a glass of water? What statement is it.

Get me a glass of water? This is an imperative, ie an order. So replace the question mark with a period or an exclamation mark. But in most contexts, an order like this would sound rude. A more polite form is

eg Can you get me a glass of water, please?

Get me a glass of water? What statement is it.

I explained that in my last post.

"Get"means you can give them water any way possible even if you tell another person to give the water

Now " Give" means you specifically need to give them water , only you can give it to them , can't do it another way

A glass of water please.

When you say give me a glass of water it means that you are saying to a person who has glass of water to give it to you and, get me a glass of water means you are asking a person to bring a glass of water for you