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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Did+Sub+get+3rd form of verb

Hi Preceptors,

I want some solutions for my doubts They are;

''I am impressed with you.'' Could I build this sentence like this without changing the meaning?'' I get impressed by you/ with you''. or I can use both. but how would I build the following sentence in Interrogative if it is made with'' get''

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'You impress me' would be better. Also, it should be 'I am impressed by (not with) you' as by is the dependent prepostion.

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  • 'You impress me' would be better.
  • Also, it should be 'I am impressed by (not with) you' as by is the dependent prepostion.
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'You impress me' would be better. Also, it should be 'I am impressed by (not with) you' as by is the dependent prepostion.
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but how can i build the following sentence in Interrogative?

I got impressed .

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AnonymousI get impressed by you/ with you'
No. This is not natural. I don't recommend 'get impressed'.

CJ
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Hi there,

In which sentence can I use the following formation?

Did+sub+get+3rd form of verb+ object+?

Thankyou
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AnonymousIn which sentence can I use the following formation? Did+sub+get+3rd form of verb+ object+?
I don't think you can do that at all. get + 3rd form makes a passive construction (get burned; get married) or get with a participle that acts more like an adjective in an idiomatic expression (get tired; get lost). Neither of these takes
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Get+3rd Form Of Verb. Which Tense Is It?
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