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paok1970
 
Reply Mon 4 Sep, 2017 01:36 am
If the following two sentence are correct, do they mean the same thing?

1) I get nervous every time I get on a plane.

2) I get nervous whenever I get on a plane.

Thank you.
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centrox
 
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Reply Mon 4 Sep, 2017 06:37 am
They are correct and mean the same thing.
paok1970
 
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Reply Wed 6 Sep, 2017 04:48 am
@centrox,
In the sentence below, is it possible to use "become" instead of "get" with no change in meaning?

I become / get nervous whenever I get on a plane.

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centrox
 
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Reply Wed 6 Sep, 2017 05:41 am
@paok1970,
Become is standard; get is idiomatic.
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