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I get what you meant vs I got what you meant

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'I get what you meant' is present tense, indicating a current understanding, while 'I got what you meant' is past tense, indicating a previous understanding. The choice between them depends on the timing of the understanding being referred to.

Last updated: April 04, 2024 • 2831 views

I get what you meant

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to express a current understanding of what someone meant in the past. It is in the present tense.
  • I get what you meant
  • Still, I get what you're saying.
  • I get what you're saying, Soso.
  • I get what you're trying to say, Ryan.
  • Yes, I get what you're saying.
  • Yes, I get what you're saying.
  • Boss, I get what you're feeling.
  • And I get what you've been telling me.
  • I get what you're saying, Charlie.
  • Look, I get what you're saying.
  • No, I get what you mean.
  • Well, I get what you want from me.
  • No, I get what you mean.
  • I get what you're saying.
  • Andrew, I get what you're saying.
  • Look, Harry, I get what you're saying.
  • I get what you're tryin'to say.
  • Okay, Hector, I get what you're saying.
  • Okay, guys. I get what you're doing.
  • I get what you're doing, Jack.
  • I get what you two see in each other.

Alternatives:

  • I understand what you meant
  • I comprehend your meaning

I got what you meant

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to express a past understanding of what someone meant in the past. It is in the past tense.
  • I got what you meant
  • Subject change. I got what you wanted.
  • I got what you asked for.
  • And I got what you wanted.
  • I got what you asked for.
  • I got what you and stan were looking for right here.
  • I think I got what you're looking for.
  • I think I got what you need.
  • I got what you wanted, John Ross.
  • IDELLE: I got what you asked.
  • I got what you wanted from evidence.
  • I got what you asked for from Hector's desk.
  • I got what you sent, but it's in dollars and I can't change them.
  • But I'm not sure I got what you were saying.
  • I got what you were saying, Ms. Peralta.
  • But I got what you asked about.
  • I got what you see and that's the sum.
  • I got what you gave me but I can't follow the instructions.
  • But I got what you asked about.
  • Come on. I got what you need.
  • Yes, I got what you sent.

Alternatives:

  • I understood what you meant
  • I grasped your meaning

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