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i see=i get it ,is right?

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In UK English they are interchageable as colloquial phrases. Both 'I see' and 'I get it' mean 'yes, I understand'.
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I see - I know what is going on I get it, it is more appropriate to use past tense I got it, means I understood.
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yes "i get it" is much oral in daily live

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