Lesson on how to use GET PASSIVE - (TERRIFIC lesson on GET - every single POINT!!!)

This video tutorial explores the various uses of the word 'get'. It covers its basic meanings, such as receive, obtain, and become, and provides examples for each. The tutorial also explains how 'get' can be used with adjectives to mean 'become', as a phrasal verb, and in the context of preparation. Additionally, it delves into the passive form of 'get', highlighting how it can change the meaning of a sentence. The lesson is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of the different contexts in which 'get' can be used.

What does 'get' mean in the sentence 'Can you get me a glass of water?'

• Receive

• Fetch

• Understand

• Become

In the sentence 'Justin got asleep after watching a movie', what does 'got' imply?

• Understood

• Fetched

• Received

• Became

What does 'get around' mean in the context of gossip?

• Avoid

• Become known

• Fetch

• Travel

What does 'get ready' mean in the context of preparing for an event?

• Receive

• Fetch

• Understand

• Prepare

In the sentence 'He got punished for his ill conduct', what does 'got' indicate?

• Understood

• Was

• Became

• Received

What is the implication of using 'get' in the passive form?

• It is used for static verbs.

• It suggests the subject's involvement in the action.

• It indicates a state of being.

• It is always formal.

Why can't 'get' be used with state verbs like 'know'?

• Because 'get' is informal.

• Because 'get' is only used with dynamic verbs.

• Because 'get' is only used in past tense.

• Because 'get' implies receiving something.