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She gets $200 week. 200 .
You got what you deserved. , .
I never got your letter. .
He got ten years in prison. 10 . ( .)
When you add 2 and 2, you get 4. 2 2, 4.
It's always nice to get a gift for your birthday. .
He got raise last month. .
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to get Master's degree at Columbia University
I called you and left message on the answering machine. Yes, I got it. . , . ( , to get the message .)
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Where did you get this book? ?
Where can I get something to eat? - ? It's hard to get tickets for this show. . It's hard to get taxi here. .
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This room gets very little sunshine. .
I got several phone calls today. .
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He got new job. () .
He got me job. .
I'll get you this book. () .
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Get me my shoes. .
Get me some cigarettes. ( -).
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What can I get you? ?
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I got cold. .
He got rare tropical disease. .