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ajrhss-3014	Toshbayeva Munojat Erkinovna; Bakhridinova Nargiza Sobirovna	SEMANTIC AND STRUCTURAL FEATURES OF “GET” AND “BE” IN PASSIVE VOICE CONSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH	2025	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1741	111	52	This article aims to examine the structure, distribution, and function of get-passives in comparison with the traditional be-passive, focusing on the pragmatic motives for the use of “get” in passive constructions. Passive voice, get- passive, be-passive, English syntax, subject involvement, causatively, agentively, pragmatics, syntactic variation, informal speech, sentence structure, semantic Introduction The passive voice in English usually uses the auxiliary verb “be” followed by a past-tense verb, e.g., “The book was written”.	cache/ajrhss-3014.pdf	txt/ajrhss-3014.txt