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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
difference between "got + p.p" and "was + p.p"
Hello,
What is the difference between:
"I was hit" and "I got hit"
or
"I was bitten" and "I got bitten"
1. Do they have the same meaning?
2. Can I use "got + p.p" and "was + p.p" interchangeably?
3. Does this have anything to do with the verb being transitive or intransitive?
Thank you so much
What is the difference between:
"I was hit" and "I got hit"
or
"I was bitten" and "I got bitten"
1. Do they have the same meaning?
2. Can I use "got + p.p" and "was + p.p" interchangeably?
3. Does this have anything to do with the verb being transitive or intransitive?
Thank you so much
Top answer
Anonymous 1. Do they have the same meaning? There, yes.
- Anonymous 1.
- Do they have the same meaning?
- There, yes.
- Anonymous 2.
- p" interchangeably?
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Anonymous1. Do they have the same meaning?There, yes.
Anonymous2. Can I use "got + p.p" and "was + p.p" interchangeably?Not always.
Anonymous3. Does this have anything to do with the verb being transitive or intransitive?Actually, 'get + pp' is called the 'get' passive, while the other
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