Do get an give have same meaning in these two expressions?
I got him the tickets of the concert.
I gave him the tickets of the concert.
Answer
No, they do not mean the same thing.
“Got” means obtained, usually by buying. The sentence means “I obtained the tickets for him.”
“Gave” means transferred possession to him, or “handed them over.”
Therefore, after I “got” him the tickets, I then “gave” them to him.
You see how that would work?
Also, we would say “to” the concert, not “of” the concert.
Attribution
Source : Link , Question Author : Thor , Answer Author : John M. Landsberg
