🤔 Get = Become
The word get has many different meanings in English, such as 'receive'. However, another very common meaning is also 'become'.
For example: “I’m getting cold” means the same as “I’m becoming cold”.
The only real difference is that get is more informal and popular to use.
The structure is:
GET + ADJECTIVE.
⚠️ BUT BE CAREFUL:
For this meaning you can't use GET + NOUN.
This structure means 'receive' or 'buy'. For example: get some news means the same as receive some news and get a new car means the same as buy a new car.
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The word get has many different meanings in English, such as 'receive'. However, another very common meaning is also 'become'.
For example: “I’m getting cold” means the same as “I’m becoming cold”.
The only real difference is that get is more informal and popular to use.
The structure is:
GET + ADJECTIVE.
⚠️ BUT BE CAREFUL:
For this meaning you can't use GET + NOUN.
This structure means 'receive' or 'buy'. For example: get some news means the same as receive some news and get a new car means the same as buy a new car.
Continue reading and do the quiz
#grammarbooster