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HUBLOT Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

"have an argument" / "get in an argument"

Do "have an argument" and "get in an argument" mean the same?

Here is an example of "have an argument":


Here is an example of "get in an argument":
  

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HUBLOT Do "have an argument" and "get in an argument" mean the same? I can't see any real difference in the contexts you have supplied. CB

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  • HUBLOT Do "have an argument" and "get in an argument" mean the same?
  • I can't see any real difference in the contexts you have supplied.
  • CB
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HUBLOTDo "have an argument" and "get in an argument" mean the same?
I can't see any real difference in the contexts you have supplied.

CB
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