"Have you got" Vs "Did you get" - WordReference Forums
2013年1月15日 · Get a knife from the drawer. Did you get that letter you were expecting? Did you get a knife, as I told you to? 'Have you got' is different. It could relate to the meaning of 'get' (Have you got that letter yet?), but usually it is an idiom related to the meaning of 'have' ("possess" or "hold"). I have got an old car = I have an old car.
Did you get it? Do you get it? - WordReference Forums
2010年8月3日 · When the aforementioned speaker asked "Did you get it/Do you get it" then he was referring to something that he has just said. In this context, both answers make sense. Perhaps a better explanation would have been -
Did you get it right? vs. Did you do it right? - WordReference Forums
2021年4月15日 · Can "Did you get it right?" ask whether someone did something the way it should have been done? For example, A: Something is still wrong with this valve and I only cleaned it a week ago. B: And did you get it right? What detergents did you use? Or should I say "Did you do it right?"
did you...yet? vs. have you...yet? | WordReference Forums
2007年12月8日 · Did + yet is very common in AE. For BE it is simply wrong, and inconsistent with the basic meaning of the simple past, which describes an action completed in the past. Compare: Have you finished your homework? - [it is still possible to finish it] Did you finish your homework? - [it is no longer possible to finish it]
what did you get up to? - WordReference Forums
2008年8月20日 · Q:What did you get up to in Pac-Man? A:I got 100,000 points. As for the other example: What did you get up to in London last week end? Americans would say something like: What were you up to in London last weekend? What did you do ion London last weekend?
Where did you take it? vs. Where did you get it?
2010年3月27日 · Where did you get it means where did it come from. So in your example, where did you get it would mean something along the lines of what section of the library did you find it. Whereas where did you take it would imply you took it to another place. In fact if you said where did you take it from it would be equivalent to where did you get it
Where did you get this <from>? - WordReference Forums
2016年5月9日 · Hello, Context: suppose that I am a father. My little child finds something valuable on the street. I want to ask my child that from where he found the valuable object. 1. Where did you get this? 2. Where did you get this from? I think both are acceptable and they both have the same meaning...
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2014年4月5日 · "You know I got 97 in quiz and how you get?" how = in which way/manner "You know I got 97 in quiz and what [score] did you get?" " You know I got 97 in quiz and how many did you get?" "how many" asks about a quantity or amount of something - "97" is a pure number, not an amount of something.
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2019年4月12日 · -Where did you get all the equipment (from)? -> From is not needed, but often used colloquially. Where = at which place-What time are you starting (from)? -> From should not be used - it does not add anything and it sounds bad.-Who did you get it (from)? From must be there. = You got it from whom?
【Have you got it?】 と 【Did you get it?】 は ... - HiNative
A: Have you got it? B: それは何ですか？ A: 一時間ほど前に買うように言ったものです。 例2: A: あなたは私が言ったことを理解しているはずです、わかりましたか？ B: はい、わかりました！ 「did you get it」は「私は理解しました」という意味で簡単に使えます。