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Zeetec4 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
get or got
1. I hope you get my point.
2. I hope you got my point.
What is the difference of saying of above two sentences?
2. I hope you got my point.
What is the difference of saying of above two sentences?
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zeetec4 What is the difference 1. present tense - I hope you get my point now. You understand it now.
- zeetec4 What is the difference 1.
- present tense - I hope you get my point now.
- You understand it now.
- 2.
- past tense - I hope you got my point at some time before now.
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zeetec4What is the difference1. present tense - I hope you get my point now. You understand it now.
2. past tense - I hope you got my point at some time before now. You realized what I meant earlier and now you understand it.
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