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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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which one is correct ? why ? if both are correct , what are differences ?

1.My English is getting better.
2.My English has got better.
  

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1. My English is getting better. My English has got/gotten better.

— Mister Micawber

  • 1.
  • My English is getting better.
  • My English has got/gotten better.
  • -- In the recent past
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1. My English is getting better. -- Nowadays, generally
2.My English has got/gotten better.-- In the recent past
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Thanks for your answer.
which one is better to use?
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There is no 'better' one. Read my post: they apply to different contexts.
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