what's the slight defference between those two sentence in expressing?
1) I just don't want to lose the light when we GOT time for a quick scout.
2) I just don't want to lose the light when we GET time for a quick scout.

Question

what's the slight defference between those two sentence in expressing?
1) I just don't want to lose the light when we GOT time for a quick scout.
2) I just don't want to lose the light when we GET time for a quick scout.

Answer

The 1st is used for present tense (albeit misusing 'got' instead of 'have'). Correct present here would be "we've got".

The 2nd is a future conditional tense. 'We don't have light right now, but when we get it, we don't want to lose it to get a  quick scout."

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