10 January 2020
The verb GET has many meanings in the English language, often replacing other verbs with the same meaning, which brings a lot of trouble to many people. However, we will touch on this feature in another article. Now let's look at the most commonly used phrasal verbs, having Get as their part.
get across |
make yourself understood, communicate your idea |
get along (with) |
= get on (with) - be friendly with |
get at |
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get away |
avoid being caught |
get away from |
avoid |
get away with |
avoid punishment |
get by |
survive despite difficulties |
get down to |
start doing smth |
get off |
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get off with |
avoid punishment |
get on |
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get on with |
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get over |
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get round |
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get round to |
find time to do smth |
get through |
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get thought to |
reach by phone |
get to |
start smth |
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