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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

GOTTEN UNDERWAY vs GETTING UNDERWAY

Are all ok please?

Season 4 has just gotten started, so we don't know what kind of trend it'll set.
Season 4 has just gotten underway, so we don't know hat kind of trend it'll set.
Season 4 is getting started, ...
Season 4 is getting underway, ...

are both GETTING STARTED and GETTING UNDERWAY correct grammatically and what's the difference?

How would you say this properly or which would you say please?
  • 10 minutes before we get there, tell me that we're getting there.

  • They all need to be of substantially the same size./of the same substantial size.

    She is overwhelmed/overloaded with work. (which would you say and what other word can you use?)

    Thank you
  

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Alc24, You had post the same questions before which had been answered? Again, you seemed to be more interested in the pattern of sentence or speech than using them in the proper context. alc24 She is overwhelmed/overloaded with work.

— Dimsumexpress

  • Alc24, You had post the same questions before which had been answered?
  • Again, you seemed to be more interested in the pattern of sentence or speech than using them in the proper context.
  • alc24 She is overwhelmed/overloaded with work.
  • ) They are both possible depending your frame of mind when you say it.
  • 1023857 Thu, 07 Jan 10 05:16 PM Yes, both can be said, BUT, until you can differntiate one from the other, don't say it by patterning.
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Alc24,

You had post the same questions before which had been answered?

Again, you seemed to be more interested in the pattern of sentence or speech than using them in the proper context.
alc24
She is overwhelmed/overloaded with work. (which would you say and what other word can you use?)

They are both possible dep
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