Get or go one's own way?
If both are possible, is there a difference between "to go one's own way" and "to get one's own way"?
If so, when should I use each of them?
Would you give me some examples, please?
Thank you.
Top answer
Those are completely different. We meet each other on the street, and we have a short conversation. Then each of us goes our own way .
- Those are completely different.
- We meet each other on the street, and we have a short conversation.
- Then each of us goes our own way .
- We split up.
- You go to the right, to the bank, and I go to the left, to the supermarket.
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Those are completely different.
We meet each other on the street, and we have a short conversation. Then each of us goes our own way. We split up. You go to the right, to the bank, and I go to the left, to the supermarket.
There's a couple that lives in my neighborhood who argue all the time. They have differences about how to raise their kids, about where to go on vacat
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