Got / Get

[jack]

Are these correct? If not, why? What do these mean?
1. I hope you got the job.
2. I hope you get the job

3. I hope you'll get the job.
4. I hope you'd get the job. (Is this correct?)
5. I hope you'd get the job if you have done that. (Is this correct?)

6. You better get the job.
7. You better got the job.

[jack]

Could someone help me with the post above? Thanks.

What do these mean?
1. I got a question for you. (How come 'got' is in past tense?)
2. I get a question for you.
3. I have got a question for you. (What's the point of having 'have' here?)

[Reemy]

Originally Posted by jack

Are these correct? If not, why? What do these mean?
1. I hope you got the job.
2. I hope you get the job

3. I hope you'll get the job.
4. I hope you'd get the job. (Is this correct?)
5. I hope you'd get the job if you have done that. (Is this correct?)

6. You better get the job.
7. You better got the job.

the sentence #3 is correct because when expressing hope not related to one's self, only that- clause may be used, the use of "that" is optional, e.g. Jack hopes that Jane will pass the exam.
sentence #5 should be "i hope you will get the job if you do that."

"Had better" is an idiom, it should be followed by a simple verb form, thus you have to say:you had better get the job.