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Buranda Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

"Go get it" vs "Go and get it"

Hi,

When I say "Go get a toy you want", do I mean "Go and get a toy...." or "Go to get a toy..." or something else?

I guess both are pretty simillar just in terms of meaning.

And I'd like to know which one is more formal.

Thanks!
  

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" or something else? I guess both are pretty simillar just in terms of meaning. Yes And I'd like to know which one is more formal.

— Clive

  • " or something else?
  • I guess both are pretty simillar just in terms of meaning.
  • Yes And I'd like to know which one is more formal.
  • Neither is really formal.
  • They sound like casual speech.
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Hi,

When I say "Go get a toy you want", do I mean "Go and get a toy...." Yes

or "Go to get a toy..." or something else?

I guess both are pretty simillar just in terms of meaning. Yes

And I'd like to know which one is more formal. Neither is really formal. They sound like casual speech.



Clive
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