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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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I have a question.
I can't figure out the differece of meaning in these two sentences.
a) I didn't get used to running such a long way, so I became really tired.
b) I wasn't used to running such a long way, so I became really tired.
I am sorry for distrubing you, but could you teach me that?
a) I didn't get used to running such a long way, so I became really tired.
b) I wasn't used to running such a long way, so I became really tired.
I am sorry for distrubing you, but could you teach me that?
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Or, do these two sentence have same meaning?
- Or, do these two sentence have same meaning?
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Ultimately, what is the difference between " be used to ...ing " and " get used to ... ing " ?
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