Get plus adjective
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Structure in English using get + adjective to describe feelings when our mood changes. If you want to see all the transition effects and animations, please download the file on your computer.
Get plus adjective
- 1. GET + ADJECTIVE Professor Virginia Edith Rosete Tenorio Universidad Tecnol坦gica de Canc炭n Divisi坦n Econ坦mico-Administrativa
- 2. We use the structure get + adjective to express the process of becoming sick, mad, etc. USE For example, you were happy, but then you heard bad news and turned from happy to sad. We can say that you got sad
- 3. The verb get can be used in the different tenses: Present I always get sick when I travel by boat. Past I got mad when that guy kicked the stray dog. Future I will get lost if I dont have a map..
- 4. This structure is often used with negative feelings or experiences. SOME EXCEPTIONS Get engaged Get married
- 5. COMMON NEGATIVE ADJECTIVES USED WITH GET Bored Sleepy Hot Jealous Fired Noisy Thirsty Tired Divorced Wet Angry Worried Drunk Mad Old Dirty Sick Hurt Sad Cloudy Crowded Hungry Cold Embarrassed Lost Dizzy Impatient
- 6. The man got wet when it suddenly rained.
- 7. The teacher got mad because her students didnt do their homework.
- 8. They will get divorced.
- 9. Sharon got tired after walking her dog.
- 10. Faith got sick at school.
- 11. Tim got dirty when the car splashed him with mud.
- 12. SOME NON-NEGATIVE ADJECTIVES USED WITH GET Dressed Excited Quiet Engaged Well Better Ready Married
- 13. He must get dressed for the party.
- 14. He got excited about his new cell.