Get for action or changing state?
Hello teachers,
My teacher taught me that we use 'get' when we want to make state into action.
The example he gave me is this:
I get sick.
On the internet a teacher said that we use 'get' for changing state.
For example:
I get sick.
I know that there are many uses of 'get' but I would like to know which explanation is correct.
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anonymous My teacher taught me that we use 'get' when we want to make state into action. On the internet a teacher said that we use 'get' for changing state. I would like to know which explanation is correct.
- anonymous My teacher taught me that we use 'get' when we want to make state into action.
- On the internet a teacher said that we use 'get' for changing state.
- I would like to know which explanation is correct.
- Both are correct; they are just different views of the same verb function.
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anonymousMy teacher taught me that we use 'get' when we want to make state into action. On the internet a teacher said that we use 'get' for changing state. ...I would like to know which explanation is correct.
Both are correct; they are just different views of the same verb function.
0So you are saying the conversion from one condition to another is the action right?
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