which tense is being used here?

Hi,

i hav a confufion can anybody tell me what tense is being used in this sentence(it;s been wonderful seeing you again but i think it's time we got going)

There are several tenses here. Which one are you asking about?
It has been wonderful seeing you again but I think it is time we

hi everyone! can anyone differentiate organization from group? please answer. i just need the answer for my assignment :'<

I think when you say Organization it is a bigger group of people compared to a group. It depends upon your sentence construction

Thanks for your precious reply Clive.I have a confusion in we got going.

Hi,

I have a confusion in we got going.

get going is an idiom, meaning leave, depart.

Here, it's Simple Past tense.
In the same way, we might say 'It's time that we left'.


Clive

'games' singular or plural?

To me it sounds like the present tense. If you are there speaking and haven't got going yet. I don't understand how it is past tense.

AnonymousTo me it sounds like the present tense. If you are there speaking and haven't got going yet. I don't understand how it is past tense.

The speaker is talking about a different time in the past: 'We got going last Tuesday before the rush hour'. Anyway, 'got' is past tense: get - got - got(ten).

I could be mistaken, but I believe that the issue comes up because this is colloquial. In this sentence, I would say it's time we get going––in which case the verb would be in the present tense. This also seems less confusing in terms of logic because the speaker is referring to the present tense, not some past event. However I do agree that we got goingis definitely the si