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Teal lime Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Where do you want to get to?

Figuratively, do you ever use the question "Where do you want to get to?" in a dialogue?

If so, when do you use it?

Would you please give me a couple of examples?

Thank you.

  

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" By adding "figuratively" you've confused me a bit. " (where "this" means "your argument"). Is that right?

— CalifJim

  • " By adding "figuratively" you've confused me a bit.
  • " (where "this" means "your argument").
  • Is that right?
  • CJ
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"Where do you want to get to" ~ "Where do you want to go?"

By adding "figuratively" you've confused me a bit.

So you're looking for something like "Where do you want to get to?" that means "What's your point?" or "Where are you going with this?" (where "this" means "your argument"). Is that right?

CJ

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