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Grapepark Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
"The door opened" and "The door was opened" and "The door got opened"
Can anyone explain about the diffrence between the mentioned phrases?
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The door opened. - There is no hint of someone or something that did the opening. Perhaps it opened by itself.
- The door opened.
- - There is no hint of someone or something that did the opening.
- Perhaps it opened by itself.
- eg: The door opened and in came m my long-lost cousin.
- - Someone opened the door.
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The door opened. - There is no hint of someone or something that did the opening. Perhaps it opened by itself.
eg: The door opened and in came m my long-lost cousin.
The door was opened.- Someone opened the door.
The door got open. - This is supernatural. There is an important mystery or puzzle here.
eg.
The dog got out. - He jumped the fence.
I got my hair cut.
eg: The door opened and in came m my long-lost cousin.
The door was opened.- Someone opened the door.
The door got open. - This is supernatural. There is an important mystery or puzzle here.
eg.
The dog got out. - He jumped the fence.
I got my hair cut.
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