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I know where you're getting at vs I get where you're going at

Both phrases are incorrect. The correct phrases are: 'I know where you're getting at' or 'I get where you're going'. The correct prepositions to use in these expressions are 'at' and 'to', respectively.

Last updated: March 06, 2024

I know where you're getting at

This phrase is incorrect. The preposition 'at' should be used after 'getting'.

The correct phrase is 'I know where you're getting at'. This expression is used to indicate understanding or awareness of someone's point or intention.

Alternatives:

  • I know what you're getting at

I get where you're going at

This phrase is incorrect. The preposition 'at' should be used after 'going'.

The correct phrase is 'I get where you're going'. This expression is used to convey understanding or comprehension of someone's direction or intention.

Alternatives:

  • I get where you're going

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