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If I get accepted vs If I got accepted

Both phrases are correct, but they're used in different contexts. 'If I get accepted' is used when talking about a future possibility or condition. 'If I got accepted' is used when talking about a hypothetical situation in the past. So, your choice between the two phrases depends on if you're referring to a present or future event versus a past event.
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If I get accepted

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to a future possibility or condition.

This phrase is used to talk about a potential future event or condition. It implies that the acceptance has not yet happened.

Examples:

  • If I get accepted to the university, I will be very happy.
  • I will be thrilled if I get accepted for the job.
  • What if I didn't get accepted?
  • Baek Seung Jo got accepted into Dae San University, what if I don't get accepted by any university?
  • If accepted, the amendment could weaken transparency requirements.
  • This could considerable ease the installation of Debian GNU/Hurd if this patch gets accepted upstream.
  • Right back at you, if you ever get accepted to anywhere, Hamilton.
  • If I accepted the legacy, I'd take money under false pretences.
  • Right back at you, if you ever get accepted to anywhere, Hamilton.
  • If he really respected me, he would be grateful if I accepted 20.
  • If I accepted that, a court could prove I have knowledge of his whereabouts.
  • I am beginning to wonder if I accepted too quickly, thinking we were all about to die.
  • Why not? John asked. If I accepted, I'd have to abandon you all.
  • Even if I accepted your offer, the gossip would only get worse.
  • You said if I accepted the severance agreement, there wouldn't be a lawsuit.
  • You realize if I accepted that, I'd have to arrest myself on the spot and I'm not that guy.
  • If I accepted, think about what that would make me.
  • If I accepted that post, I'd no longer be a royal officer.
  • It's as if I already accepted it. Thanks.
  • Andrew wouldn't have respected me if I had accepted his first offer.
  • If I had accepted Mr. Trevaunance...
  • If I had accepted Wade into the program, he might be alive today.

Alternatives:

  • if I am accepted
  • if I get approval
  • if I am admitted
  • if I am granted acceptance
  • if I receive acceptance

If I got accepted

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to a hypothetical situation in the past.

This phrase is used to talk about a hypothetical situation in the past, indicating that the acceptance did not actually happen.

Examples:

  • If I got accepted to that program, my life would be very different now.
  • If I got accepted to the team, I would have been able to play in the championship.
  • If she got accepted, I'd get $1,000.
  • I wouldn't be surprised if you got accepted just from that.
  • If accepted, the amendment could weaken transparency requirements.
  • If I accepted the legacy, I'd take money under false pretences.
  • I wouldn't be surprised if you got accepted just from that.
  • If he really respected me, he would be grateful if I accepted 20.
  • If I accepted that, a court could prove I have knowledge of his whereabouts.
  • I am beginning to wonder if I accepted too quickly, thinking we were all about to die.
  • Why not? John asked. If I accepted, I'd have to abandon you all.
  • Even if I accepted your offer, the gossip would only get worse.
  • You said if I accepted the severance agreement, there wouldn't be a lawsuit.
  • You realize if I accepted that, I'd have to arrest myself on the spot and I'm not that guy.
  • If I accepted, think about what that would make me.
  • If I accepted that post, I'd no longer be a royal officer.
  • It's as if I already accepted it. Thanks.
  • Andrew wouldn't have respected me if I had accepted his first offer.
  • If I had accepted Mr. Trevaunance...
  • If I had accepted Wade into the program, he might be alive today.
  • Replied that if I had accepted I would have downloaded.
  • If accepted the budgeted amount for 2006 would read EUR 4147378.

Alternatives:

  • if I had been accepted
  • if I had received acceptance
  • if I had been granted acceptance

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