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Rennan Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Expression

Are the expressions "You got me" and "You caught me" the same?
Expressing loss... etc!?
  

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Rennan Are the expressions "You got me" and "You caught me" the same? No. There may be overlap in individual situations, but the meaning is not exactly the same.

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  • Rennan Are the expressions "You got me" and "You caught me" the same?
  • No.
  • There may be overlap in individual situations, but the meaning is not exactly the same.
  • "You got me" is like "You have put me in a position where I cannot give a rational answer".
  • "I'm stumped".
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RennanAre the expressions "You got me" and "You caught me" the same?
No. There may be overlap in individual situations, but the meaning is not exactly the same.

"You got me" is like "You have put me in a position where I cannot give a rational answer". "I'm stumped". "I don't know the answer".
"You caught me" is like "You discovered me doing so
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Ok, Now I know, thanks!
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