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Guest Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

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Hi,
First of all, I'd like to say that this site is of great help to me and I suppose it is so for other people,too. Keep it up.
My question has to do with "get somebody to do something":

I got you to walk with me

i've got you to walk with me

I get("in present") you to walk with me?

have got somebody to do something

got somebody to do something

get somebody to do something == attempt to persuade somebody to do something?

Thanks, Jose Mari.
  

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Hi Jose, 'Get someone to do something' = 'cause someone to do something', usually through persuasion. -- so we can get to know you?

— Mister Micawber

  • Hi Jose, 'Get someone to do something' = 'cause someone to do something', usually through persuasion.
  • -- so we can get to know you?
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Hi Jose,

'Get someone to do something' = 'cause someone to do something', usually through persuasion.


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