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16 May
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What is the difference between my shoes are wet and my shoes got wet ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between my shoes are wet and my shoes got wet ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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No big difference other than “my shoes got wet” notes that there was something that made this happen. Like, “I stepped into a puddle and my shoes got wet.”
“My shoes are wet” is moreso a general statement. Just observing the fact that your shoes are currently wet.
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@whimsicalcactus so basically my shoes needs to get wet to say my shoes are wet? i mean one is used before the event happened and the other one is the present so to speak?
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@whimsicalcactus oh i got it, thank you so much!!!
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