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Question about English (US)
A: Won't you get yelled at by your mom?
B: Won't you get yell at by your mom?
Which one is correct?
A: Won't you get yelled at by your mom?
B: Won't you get yell at by your mom?
Which one is correct?
B: Won't you get yell at by your mom?
Which one is correct?
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A is correct.
1. Won’t you get screamed at by Dad?
2. Won’t you get eaten by a shark?
3. I will get caught by the teacher.
After ‘get’ you will need a word in the PAST PARTICIPLE form.
For the words below:
Scream (base form)
screamed (simple past)
screamed (past participle)
Yell (base form)
yelled (simple past)
yelled (past participle)
Eat (base form)
ate (simple form)
eaten (past participle)
Catch (base form)
caught (simple past)
caught (past participle)
As you can see, some words don’t really follow a pattern...so if you are a new learner it’s good to keep a notebook to remember these words in their different forms.
아자 아자 화이팅 :)
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A is correct.
1. Won’t you get screamed at by Dad?
2. Won’t you get eaten by a shark?
3. I will get caught by the teacher.
After ‘get’ you will need a word in the PAST PARTICIPLE form.
For the words below:
Scream (base form)
screamed (simple past)
screamed (past participle)
Yell (base form)
yelled (simple past)
yelled (past participle)
Eat (base form)
ate (simple form)
eaten (past participle)
Catch (base form)
caught (simple past)
caught (past participle)
As you can see, some words don’t really follow a pattern...so if you are a new learner it’s good to keep a notebook to remember these words in their different forms.
아자 아자 화이팅 :)
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