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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
"Get" vs. "Become
Which is more natural?
"It gets like that everytime I try to pull it back."
"It becomes like that everytime I try to pull it back."
"It gets like that everytime I try to pull it back."
"It becomes like that everytime I try to pull it back."
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"Every time" is two words. I have no idea which is more natural because there is no context given. What are you trying to pull?
- "Every time" is two words.
- I have no idea which is more natural because there is no context given.
- What are you trying to pull?
- eg.
- My cat gets angry every time I try to pull its tail.
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"Every time" is two words.
I have no idea which is more natural because there is no context given. What are you trying to pull?
eg.
My cat gets angry every time I try to pull its tail.
I have no idea which is more natural because there is no context given. What are you trying to pull?
eg.
My cat gets angry every time I try to pull its tail.
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AnonymousIt gets like that every time I try to pull it back.Try not to give examples with pronouns that cannot be resolved by context. For example, in this sentence we don't know what "it" is. And what do you mean by "like that"?
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