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thanks a lot..
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@MuhammadEgypt -- Hi Muhammad, The pronunciation section on my website might help you. The "s" and "z" sounds in English are difficult, but just do your best.
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An English ?teacher?explains how to use the word "get"
teacher is missing in the description ;)
MaxxwellTheLegend 1 month ago
@MaxxwellTheLegend -- Thanks! I fixed it.
learnamericanenglish 1 month ago
when you don't understant someone and say "I'didn't get it" that means "I want you to explain what you've said" not "i didn't beleive you" right?
jakalii 1 month ago
@jakalii -- That's right. You can say, "I don't get it," or "I didn't get that."
learnamericanenglish 1 month ago
The third form for the verb "get" is "gotten" but i often hear some Americans use "got" in the perfect tense.is this correct?
shafishinwari1 1 month ago
@shafishinwari1 -- Yes, that's certainly okay, but most Americans use "gotten" for the present perfect: She's gotten sicker since I saw her last. / This situation has gotten to be very serious. -- Not everyone likes the way that sounds. People who have a preference for British English might find "gotten" to be a bit hard on the ears.
learnamericanenglish 1 month ago