Yes, if the shot missed him.Hello!
Is this sentence correct? : "He's been shot at".
Thanks
W
Yes, if the shot missed him.
Yes, if the shot missed him.
Then he was shot and wounded.And if the shot didn't miss him but he isn't dead?
Then he was shot and wounded.
Yes, you can.If I've just been informed , can I say "Eddy 's been shot and wounded!" ?
THank YOU bhaisahab
W
Yes, you can.
There is no difference in meaning it's just that there is no need to use "get", which is already overused, when you have a perfectly good verb "to be" for the purpose.Thanks a lot bhaisahab!
What's the difference between: to be informed and to get informed?
Thank you
W