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RE: I use to “I used to ” or “I used to”
Asked on December 24, 2021 in Word choice.
- time
- verbs
- word-choice
The second form is the correct one, confusion can come that when spoken the sound of the d and t comes nearly together.
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RE: I use to “I used to ” or “I used to”
Asked on December 24, 2021 in Word choice.
- time
- verbs
- word-choice
The second form is the correct one, confusion can come that when spoken the sound of the d and t comes nearly together.
- 263252 views
- 22 answers
- 97001 votes
RE: I use to “I used to ” or “I used to”
Asked on December 23, 2021 in Word choice.
- time
- verbs
- word-choice
The second form is the correct one, confusion can come that when spoken the sound of the d and t comes nearly together.
- 263252 views
- 22 answers
- 97001 votes
RE: Different variations on get/locate/find/obtain to make clear whether the target exists at the time of the application. Especially for those for whom the target is not actively managed to find/obtain the application’s source copy?
Asked on May 21, 2021 in Single word requests.
- single-word-requests
For the first example I would use the word fetch, or maybe retrieve in some cases, as it has often the meaning of getting back something.
For the second example, acquire would be my suggestion if you don’t want to use acquire though obtain would quite fit the situation.
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- 64 answers
- 216756 votes
RE: Different variations on get/locate/find/obtain to make clear whether the target exists at the time of the application. Especially for those for whom the target is not actively managed to find/obtain the application’s source copy?
Asked on May 21, 2021 in Single word requests.
- single-word-requests
For the first example I would use the word fetch, or maybe retrieve in some cases, as it has often the meaning of getting back something.
For the second example, acquire would be my suggestion if you don’t want to use acquire though obtain would quite fit the situation.
- 584062 views
- 64 answers
- 216756 votes
RE: Different variations on get/locate/find/obtain to make clear whether the target exists at the time of the application. Especially for those for whom the target is not actively managed to find/obtain the application’s source copy?
Asked on May 20, 2021 in Single word requests.
- single-word-requests
For the first example I would use the word fetch, or maybe retrieve in some cases, as it has often the meaning of getting back something.
For the second example, acquire would be my suggestion if you don’t want to use acquire though obtain would quite fit the situation.
- 584062 views
- 64 answers
- 216756 votes
RE: Different variations on get/locate/find/obtain to make clear whether the target exists at the time of the application. Especially for those for whom the target is not actively managed to find/obtain the application’s source copy?
Asked on May 20, 2021 in Single word requests.
- single-word-requests
For the first example I would use the word fetch, or maybe retrieve in some cases, as it has often the meaning of getting back something.
For the second example, acquire would be my suggestion if you don’t want to use acquire though obtain would quite fit the situation.
- 584062 views
- 64 answers
- 216756 votes
RE: Different variations on get/locate/find/obtain to make clear whether the target exists at the time of the application. Especially for those for whom the target is not actively managed to find/obtain the application’s source copy?
Asked on May 19, 2021 in Single word requests.
- single-word-requests
For the first example I would use the word fetch, or maybe retrieve in some cases, as it has often the meaning of getting back something.
For the second example, acquire would be my suggestion if you don’t want to use acquire though obtain would quite fit the situation.
- 584062 views
- 64 answers
- 216756 votes
RE: Different variations on get/locate/find/obtain to make clear whether the target exists at the time of the application. Especially for those for whom the target is not actively managed to find/obtain the application’s source copy?
Asked on May 19, 2021 in Single word requests.
- single-word-requests
For the first example I would use the word fetch, or maybe retrieve in some cases, as it has often the meaning of getting back something.
For the second example, acquire would be my suggestion if you don’t want to use acquire though obtain would quite fit the situation.
- 584062 views
- 64 answers
- 216756 votes
RE: Different variations on get/locate/find/obtain to make clear whether the target exists at the time of the application. Especially for those for whom the target is not actively managed to find/obtain the application’s source copy?
Asked on May 19, 2021 in Single word requests.
- single-word-requests
For the first example I would use the word fetch, or maybe retrieve in some cases, as it has often the meaning of getting back something.
For the second example, acquire would be my suggestion if you don’t want to use acquire though obtain would quite fit the situation.
- 584062 views
- 64 answers
- 216756 votes

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