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What is the difference between get bored and got bored (or get found and got found)
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Usually if you mean to say it is happening in the present moment, you would say something like, "I am getting bored watching TV all day."
If it is a habit, something that always happens when you perform a particular task, then you would say "I get bored when I watch TV all day, when I do my math homework, etc."
And Piyush is right that "got" is just the past tense. ("Yesterday, I got bored staying at home all morning")
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Differences between 1get bored. 2got bored. 3get found. 4got found?/////
If I were you, I would replace "to get" with "to become" here. In this context, they mean the same. "To get" is a much overworked verb. It does not, by any means, always mean "to become". However, here it means precisely that./////
1 now becomes "to become bored", and, 2 becomes "became bored". Similarly, 3 becomes "to become found = to find. 4 becomes "became found= was found.
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got is past tense for get..
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