curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-ask-and-share-about-educational-and-professional-background/657b20985d315095e5c3851d.md
Got is the past tense of get. Unlike regular verbs that typically add -ed for the past tense, get changes to got.
In the context of Brian's statement, what does got imply about his experience?
He is getting the opportunity now.
Got indicates a past opportunity, not something happening currently.
He had the opportunity in the past.
He will get the opportunity in the future.
Got refers to a past experience, not a future possibility.
He never gets such opportunities.
Got in this context suggests he had, in fact, this opportunity.
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