How we got to today. ??
Hello,
I ran into this sentence while watching TV. It was a Live news about hurricane Irma. 'How we got to today.' What does that mean? Why 'got to'?
Thanks!
Have a good day!
TH
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Answers · 2
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Interesting!
I probably means "What were the reasons that could explain the situation today?"
How did we get here? = how did we reach this point or this situation?
Today = The situation as it looks today.
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Here's my guess:
How we reached this point.
Or, in the context you came across this expression: How on earth did we survive (the hurricane)?
How we got here I will never know.
To get somewhere can mean reach a destination or achieve something.
Now we're getting somewhere = getting a result
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