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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

lifesaver

The instructor is asking me to get the lifeguard and I say:

I got it! Or

I've got it!

ARe both useable and interchangeable? Thanks!
  

Top answer

Hi, 'I've got it' is often informally pronounced 'I got it' when speaking very fast' Do you realize that a lifeguard is a person? I think you mean what is called in N. America a life preserver (a kind of ring).

— Clive

  • Hi, 'I've got it' is often informally pronounced 'I got it' when speaking very fast' Do you realize that a lifeguard is a person?
  • I think you mean what is called in N.
  • America a life preserver (a kind of ring).
  • Clive
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Hi,

'I've got it' is often informally pronounced 'I got it' when speaking very fast'

Do you realize that a lifeguard is a person?
I think you mean what is called in N. America a life preserver (a kind of ring).

Clive
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Mae West!

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Hi Clive;

The name is no coincidence! Emotion: wink
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