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''I get confused'' or ''I got confused''
Greetings, can somebody tell me what kind of situation that i have to use for these 2 sentences above...?? thx! :)
Sep 8, 2012 12:01 PM
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I get confused - use this one if you are describing situations that might happen that usually confuse you. You are not necessarily confused now.
"I get confused when I get too many e-mails at one time."
"I get confused when I try to read train schedules."
I got confused - You are talking about a situation that definitely happened in the past in which you became confused.
"I got confused when I saw the instructions."
"I got confused trying to read the signs in English."
September 8, 2012
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"I get confused" I always get confused in the parking garage at the mall.)
"I got confused" I became confused after I made a right turn and didn't see the gas station.
September 8, 2012
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