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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Is it proper for a person to say "She/I/He got left this morning" or to ask the question: "Did you get left this morning?"
Is it proper for a person to say "She/I/He got left this morning" or to ask the question: "Did you get left this morning?"
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Can you explain what you want to say with "got left"?
- Can you explain what you want to say with "got left"?
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Is it proper for a person to say "She/I/He got left this morning" or to ask the question: "Did you get left this morning?"
The only answer I've got is:
In the evening, she asks me: "Did you get left this morning?"
My reply to that: Oh yes, I was such a hard-core right-winger yesterday but somehow
The only answer I've got is:
In the evening, she asks me: "Did you get left this morning?"
My reply to that: Oh yes, I was such a hard-core right-winger yesterday but somehow
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This is the scenario: My friend was not able to leave on her flight last week becuase of the weather, so the next morning when she did leave, it was said that "she (finally) got left this morning". Or, as another example, I have also heard "We didn't get left till 6:00 this morning". . .which means "We were finally able to leave at 6:00 this morning." Just wondering if it can be correct to use "g
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