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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Get/got vs find/found
Dear friends, just wanted to know the difference between the phrases to get and to find
Ex:
In the mean tiem, he got an opprtunity to take his revange
In thh mean while, he found an opportunity to take his revange.
WHich of these sentences is gramatically correct and why?
Ex:
In the mean tiem, he got an opprtunity to take his revange
In thh mean while, he found an opportunity to take his revange.
WHich of these sentences is gramatically correct and why?
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Although you have several spelling and grammar errors, to answer your question, either word could be used in these sentences, depending on your intended meaning. "Got" means that you have received something. In the meantime, he got an opportunity to take his revenge.
- Although you have several spelling and grammar errors, to answer your question, either word could be used in these sentences, depending on your intended meaning.
- "Got" means that you have received something.
- In the meantime, he got an opportunity to take his revenge.
- "Find" refers to discovering something.
- Meanwhile, he found an opportunity to take his revenge.
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Although you have several spelling and grammar errors, to answer your question, either word could be used in these sentences, depending on your intended meaning.
"Got" means that you have received something.
In the meantime, he got an opportunity to take his revenge.
"Find" refers to discovering something.
Meanwhile, he found an opportunity to take his
"Got" means that you have received something.
In the meantime, he got an opportunity to take his revenge.
"Find" refers to discovering something.
Meanwhile, he found an opportunity to take his
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