TimEndeavours
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Hi. I am learning to use the word "get" in a passive voice.
Please kindly check the following sentences for me:
1. He has been killed by the monster.
2. He got killed by the monster.
3. He was killed by the monster.
4. He has got killed by the monster.
5. "Get him killed by the monster", said the vampire.
After making up the above sentences, I believe that the second and the third ones are having the same meaning, am I correct? Besides, I also believe that "get" or "got" can be used to replace "is/am/are" or "was/were" when it comes to passive voice in past tense or present tense but not for present perfect or past perfect, am I correct?
Thanks for your help!
Please kindly check the following sentences for me:
1. He has been killed by the monster.
2. He got killed by the monster.
3. He was killed by the monster.
4. He has got killed by the monster.
5. "Get him killed by the monster", said the vampire.
After making up the above sentences, I believe that the second and the third ones are having the same meaning, am I correct? Besides, I also believe that "get" or "got" can be used to replace "is/am/are" or "was/were" when it comes to passive voice in past tense or present tense but not for present perfect or past perfect, am I correct?
Thanks for your help!