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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

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I always get him `baby' due to his innocent character.

Is this sentence grammatically and semantically perfect?

Also, what does it exactly mean?

[I understood the sentence as, "I always call him `baby' due to his innocent character".

Please help me.
  

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Is this one of your own sentences or one that you have read?
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Feebs11Is this one of your own sentences or one that you have read?

My own.
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User_garyI always get him `baby' due to his innocent character.

Is this sentence grammatically and semantically perfect?

Also, what does it exactly mean?

[I understood the sentence as, "I always call him `baby' due to his innocent character".

Please help me.
The sentence is meaningless as "get" in this con
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Here are few more sentences :

It really gets me the way she behaved with me. [get = annoyed, I meant]

If you get to there in the first place, please reserve a seat also to me.

It got me when my teacher insulted me infront of the whole class.

I used to get my home at 5 o' clock.

Please correct my s
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User_garyHere are few more sentences :

It really gets me the way she behaved with me. [get = annoyed, I meant] fine


If you get to there in the first place, please reserve a seat also to me. Either "If you get there first..." or "If you get to the theatre/train/bus fi
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