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Teal lime Posted 8 years ago
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Got + object + past participle

When do you use the structure "got + object + past participle" as in "you got me worried" or "you got me confused"?

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teal lime When do you use the structure "got + object + past participle" as in "you got me worried" or "you got me confused"? Thank you. You use that when you mean "You caused me to become + past participle ".

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  • teal lime When do you use the structure "got + object + past participle" as in "you got me worried" or "you got me confused"?
  • Thank you.
  • You use that when you mean "You caused me to become + past participle ".
  • These are probably heard more often in the present with "You've got".
  • You've got me [worried / confused / puzzled / concerned].
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teal lime

When do you use the structure "got + object + past participle" as in "you got me worried" or "you got me confused"?

Thank you.

You use that when you mean "You caused me to become + past participle".

These are probably heard more often in the present with "You've got".

You've got me [worried / confused / puzzled /

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