To get someone to do something ,get someone doing something? Hi,I'm wonder is there any differences in terms of meaning between aforementioned?&nbsp;

Daniel

To get someone to do something ,get someone doing something? Hi,I'm wonder is there any differences in terms of meaning between aforementioned?

2018년 4월 19일 오후 12:05

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Yes. They differ because the first one means you're putting or asking someone to do something for you and the second one means you saw someone doing something. "To catch someone red handed"

2018년 4월 19일

But the second way isn't so common or the right way to say that. It would be more like: to catch someone doing something

2018년 4월 19일

Daniel

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