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What is the difference between my agent has just gotten me a job and my agent just got me a job ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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@Serene0101 “gotten” is in past tense, meaning it already happened, in this case is true, but saying, “my agent just got me a job.” Sounds more natural than, “my agent has just gotten me a job.” Though, both are acceptable!
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- English (US)
@Serene0101 “gotten” is in past tense, meaning it already happened, in this case is true, but saying, “my agent just got me a job.” Sounds more natural than, “my agent has just gotten me a job.” Though, both are acceptable!
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