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Nina_Nia Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
He is getting on well..
Hello,
Do these sentences have the same meaning?
He is getting on well in his studies.
He gets on well in his studies.
He is doing well in his studies.
Is 'on' optional?
Thanks
Do these sentences have the same meaning?
He is getting on well in his studies.
He gets on well in his studies.
He is doing well in his studies.
Is 'on' optional?
Thanks
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Hi, Do these sentences have the same meaning? No He is getting on well in his studies. Focuses on the current situation, not the past or future.
- Hi, Do these sentences have the same meaning?
- No He is getting on well in his studies.
- Focuses on the current situation, not the past or future.
- He gets on well in his studies.
- Focuses more on the past, present and future.
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Hi,
Do these sentences have the same meaning? No
He is getting on well in his studies. Focuses on the current situation, not the past or future.
He gets on well in his studies. Focuses more on the past, present and future. eg always.
He is doing well in his studies.
Do these sentences have the same meaning? No
He is getting on well in his studies. Focuses on the current situation, not the past or future.
He gets on well in his studies. Focuses more on the past, present and future. eg always.
He is doing well in his studies.
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