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Teal lime Posted 8 years ago
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She doesn't know what she's gotten herself into.
What does "gotten herself into" mean in the sentence below?
She doesn't know what she's gotten herself into.
Also, is it possible to "get oneself into something" and to "get oneself into doing something"?
Thank you.
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teal lime What does "gotten herself into" mean in the sentence below? She doesn't know what she's gotten herself into. She doesn't know what kind of difficult/dangerous/etc.
- teal lime What does "gotten herself into" mean in the sentence below?
- She doesn't know what she's gotten herself into.
- She doesn't know what kind of difficult/dangerous/etc.
- situation she has become involved in.
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teal limeWhat does "gotten herself into" mean in the sentence below?
She doesn't know what she's gotten herself into.
She doesn't know what kind of difficult/dangerous/etc. situation she has become involved in.
teal limeAlso, is it possible to "get oneself into something"
Yes, e.g. you can get yourself into a
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