Let's say someone has just told your their phone number, or you have asked people what drinks they want , or maybe they have just given you a set of instructions or a grammar lesson. If you are unsure

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Let's say someone has just told your their phone number, or you have asked people what drinks they want , or maybe they have just given you a set of instructions or a grammar lesson. If you are unsure you have correctly written down or understood what was said, could you say any of these sentences below? 1)"Let me see if I've gotten it right" 2)"Let me see if I have it right" 3)"Let me see if I got it right" 4)"Let me see if I understand it right" 5)"Let me see if I understood it right" 6)"Did I get it right/correctly?" 7)"Do I have it right/correctly?" 8)"Did I understand it right/correctly?" 9)"Do I understand it right/correctly? Thank you very much!

8 de set de 2021 22:41

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All are correct, but for the first one, I would just say "Let me see if I've got it right" rather than "gotten it right". For #7, I would say "Do I have right?" but not "Do I have it correctly?" Other than that, all of the phrases are great! If I had just read back what I wrote down, or repeated back the instructions, then I would use one of the past tense phrases. For example, "So your number is x. Did I get it right?", but if I first ask the question and then repeat the information, I would use a present tense phrase. For example, "Do I have it right, your number is x?"

8 de setembro de 2021

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