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Get it or Got it? When to use each like a native English speaker + Onlin...



1. Get it (present tense)=understand.
You understand?
2. Got it!(past tense): feeling surprise. 
Oh, I got it! How about to the restaurant?
3. Got it?: scolding child
Your shoes are dirty. Got it?


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