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They are both correct depending on what you are trying to say. I got confused is used when talking about one event in the past. E.g I got confused yesterday when I was accused me of stealing. I get confused is used when talking about one event that happens repeatedly or different events. E.g I get confused every time I am accused of stealing. I am confused is used when talking about an event that is happening now. E.g I am confused by the accusations of me stealing.
- Hi, can you please help me with the following.. I WILL ADAPT TO YOU.
My colleague and I have different preferences. if I want to give up my preferences and accept his or her, can I say: I will adapt to you. ? Thank you
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I will adapt to your idea. I will adapt to your schedule. The preposition that usually goes with adapt is to. so yes you can say I will adapt to your idea, your way of thinking
- What does "to honor someone's memory" mean?
Does "to honor someone's memory" mean something about death?
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Hello Columbus, Thanks for your questions You are right when you think the sentence has something to do with death but only because of the word 'memory' rather than the word 'honour'. If you honour someone's memory it means you bring respect or distinction to someone is not in this world any longer. Nevertheless you can honour someone still alive because of many reasons. Ex: Will you honour us with your presence this evening? Notice that the verb is regular and also that you can write it 'honor' ,or 'honour'', both forms are correct. The 1st spelling is used US English and the 2nd in Br English. I hope it helps, Greetings
