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Teal lime Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

HAVE an erection & GOT an erection

Is there any difference between "to have an erection" and "to get an erection"?

If so, when should I use each of them?

Would you please give me a few examples?

Thank you

  

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" Maria: "Hey Valentina! I swear that guy standing at the bar has an erection. " Valentina: "Hee, hee.

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  • " Maria: "Hey Valentina!
  • I swear that guy standing at the bar has an erection.
  • " Valentina: "Hee, hee.
  • "
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Mario: "I get an erection every time I see a poster of Taylor Swift."

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These are often interchangeable, for example:


"I'm 71, and I no longer can get/have an er______ ."


At a singles bar:


A: "Hey, big boy."

B: "Hey."

A: "So how old are you anyway?"

B: "71."

A: "Wow, that's ancient. I'm 23. So, grandpa, can you still get/have an er_______ ."

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