"I got myself injected for rabies" or "I got shot for rabies".
Although you may receive a shot, the person who gives you an injection does not shoot you unless they also fire at you with a weapon.
"I will get an injection tommorow". Is this correct? If I want to use this sentence but with "shot" then, what I have to say? "I have to get shot tommorow" it seems incorrect as you all told me and what about these sentences "my daughter needs to get shot(we need to use shot, if we are talking about one injection, right?)/ shots" or "all babies need shots/ injections"?
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