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Omar211 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Reach Vs. Get to !
Hi guys,
This is not a grammar question. It is more about correct sentence structure or correct spoken English.
Is it correct to ask:
When did you reach the university today?
Or
When did you get to the university today?
Or
If both ways do not sound correct, what would you suggest?
What is the difference between reach and get to? Where can I use reach or get to?
Thanks,
This is not a grammar question. It is more about correct sentence structure or correct spoken English.
Is it correct to ask:
When did you reach the university today?
Or
When did you get to the university today?
Or
If both ways do not sound correct, what would you suggest?
What is the difference between reach and get to? Where can I use reach or get to?
Thanks,
Top answer
Better: What time did you get to the university today?
- Better: What time did you get to the university today?
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When did you reach the university today?
In this context, reach means (telephone) call.
When did you get to the university today?
This sentence is fine.
What is the difference between reach and get to? Where can I use reach or get to?
Reach usually means to get something at the edge of your arm's length.
"I can reac
In this context, reach means (telephone) call.
When did you get to the university today?
This sentence is fine.
What is the difference between reach and get to? Where can I use reach or get to?
Reach usually means to get something at the edge of your arm's length.
"I can reac
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