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Tenacious Learner Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Get (two possible definitions)
Hi teachers,
Would the definitions between parentheses be appropriate ones for 'get'?
A: Are you going to get (to obtain for) us some drinks?
B: All right, Mary. I'll get them. (I'll obtain them).
Thanks in advance.
Would the definitions between parentheses be appropriate ones for 'get'?
A: Are you going to get (to obtain for) us some drinks?
B: All right, Mary. I'll get them. (I'll obtain them).
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
In eg a bar or cafe, yes. In a home setting, the focus is more on making than obtaining. Clive
- In eg a bar or cafe, yes.
- In a home setting, the focus is more on making than obtaining.
- Clive
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In eg a bar or cafe, yes.
In a home setting, the focus is more on making than obtaining.
Clive
In a home setting, the focus is more on making than obtaining.
Clive
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Hi Clive,
Thanks a lot for your reply and the additional explanation! I didn't know that one.
TL
Thanks a lot for your reply and the additional explanation! I didn't know that one.
TL
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