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English question Hi there Should you say "Have you still not gotten that I don't like you? or "Did you still not get that I don't like you?' or "Do you still not get that I don't like you"? Thank you very much! Thank you

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It would be better to say, "Do you still not understand that I don't like you?" Although you can use the question as you wrote it, it's better to use "understand." Alternatively, "Do you still not get that I don't like you" works as well.
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Hi there

Should you say "Have you still not gotten that I don't like you? or "Did you still not get that I don't like you?' or "Do you still not get that I don't like you"? Thank you very much!

Thank you


The last suggestion is best. 'Gotten' is a bit of an ugly word in english, it would be better to use 'understood' in the first suggestion, though it is technically fine and often heard.

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