How to Use Have and Get in English - Improve English Grammar

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I was very confused about usage of these words but, After listening this video as learned a lot can easily fit these words into sentences where they could be.Thank you very much.

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Thanks for helping us understand the difference between get and have .

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Yessssssss👍👍👍👍👍👊 get,getting.. it was very confused for me, finally I have found my answer. Thanks a lot, keep it up..

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I learnt where to use have and where to use get my teacher appreciation me because of you are the world best teacher

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The causative use of get that you have not mentioned. Such as Get it signed. ;He will get the work done. ; I frequently get asked this question. Thanks

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What about "get your hair cut " at 14:14?

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Great, Faraab! As we mentioned, there are other ways to use both words, and those are excellent examples. Thanks for watching!

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Hi, I love your videos! And right after i've finished watching this video, something started making me wonder I'm wondering what got means in the sentence "I got a family" And I've heard a lot of people in almost all movies in English say "got" like that, And what does it actually mean ? Another sentence "I got no money to spend now" Is that "have got" ? But why is the have not there ? Thank you so much.

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Hi there. Yes, the correct phrase is 'I have got' and many speakers shorten it to 'I got,' but that is not grammatically correct.

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@@Oxfordonlineenglish1 it doesn't require much attention. thanks anyway

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Great video lesson! HAVE and GET can be so confusing for students because they have so many different meanings 😣😣 Keep it up guys!!!!

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1.I should get going. Here get going means to start moving. 2. Coffee gets me going to start my day. Here get someone going means to get someone feel energetic and excited. Please kindly fix these if there is anything wrong. Thanks.

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Thanks.

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Thanks for sharing your response, Victoria. Great examples! For your writing, here is one thing to consider: 1) '...means to make someone feel energetic,' or, '...means to get someone feeling energetic,' not, 'get someone feel energetic'. Hope this helps you!

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for transport Should I use get or take Sir

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Hi Sakda. It depends on the situation. You can use 'get' when you talk about the process of organizing transportation that you do not operate. For example, when you organize a ride in a taxi and then receive that ride, we often say 'get a taxi.'

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Hello both of you, Hi there Are there any exercises or testd referring to these two verbs, please?

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Hi Brigitte, we almost always have a quiz with our lessons! You can find the links in the video description. For this lesson, the quiz is here: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/use-have-get.

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Hello teacher please tell me about are you ready to eat breakfast?please explain it to me• can I use sentence like this?

[@vyngo7569]

Here are my examples: 1. Laura has ethics on Mondays. 2.I went to my cousin's wedding and had a good time. 3. My father normally gets home at half past six. 4. I will get a bus to go to school. 5. Have you ever eaten dogs? 6.What type of flowers have you got at the moment? 7. I got a lot of positive feedback from my lecturer. 8. He is not adept at cooking, so he got his wife to prepare meals. 9. My mother went to the supermarket to get some milk and butter. 10. My dog is getting older and older. 11. My little sister is having lunch now. 12. You have to study hard if you want to pass the final exam with flying colours. 13. His uncle got a heavy cold last week. 14. My sister often has slight headaches at night. 15. My parents usually have a nap after lunch. 16. My aunt is going to have a baby this December. 17. He is diagnosed with diabetes as a result of not getting enough exercise. 18. My brother-in-law worked hard because he wanted to get enough money to support his family. 19. I have my nails trimmed before attending my friend's graduation ceremony. 20. I did not get her speech because she spoke too fast.

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Nice, Vy Ngo! Two small items about tenses: 1) 'He was diagnosed,' or, 'He has been diagnosed' not, 'He is diagnosed'. 2) If you are talking about a general truth with graduation ceremonies in general, present simple is fine, but you want to make 'ceremony' plural: 'I have my nails trimmed before attending my friends' graduation ceremonies'. If you are only talking about one specific time, use the past simple: 'I had my nails trimmed before attending my friend's graduation ceremony'. Thanks for sharing!