Question

1. People got out of their cars and helped the driver.

2. People went out of their cars and helped the driver.


3. People came out of their cars and helped the driver.
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Are they all the same in meaning? Can we use 'went' and 'came' in place of 'got'?


4. Get out of here!
5. Go out of here!
6. Come out of here!
(Can we use all the expressions? Are they the same in meaning?)

Answer 1

Sentences 1-3 all mean the same thing, but #1 is the most commonly used, I think. It's also a matter of perspective. Someone outside the car would not use "went" whereas someone inside the car wouldn't use "came."

Only #4 has the meaning you want. Again, consider the perspectives!