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Enea
"She gets angry" or "she get angry", what is corret?
Sep 28, 2014 8:42 AM
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I agree with Mary-Kate. 'She gets angry' is correct. Is it possible you heard 'She got angry' instead?
September 28, 2014
1
Hi,
'She gets angry' is the correct way to say this :)
September 28, 2014
Yes, she 'gets' is the only correct form - it's the present simple tense.
As for the sentence with 'get', perhaps you heard someone say 'She'll get angry'? The 'll' sound between 'She' and 'get' is pronounced very softly, so perhaps you didn't hear it, and thought that you'd heard 'She get angry'?
October 2, 2014
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