II Phrasal Verbs^14911
Example: We got on the train at Plymouth and went up to London.
Get on = make progress
Example: How are yougetting on with your Spanish lessons?
Get on well = have a good relationship
Example: Fortunatel); I get on well with my boss.
Get out of = avoid doing something you dislike
Example: I said I wasn't feeling well andgot out of the extra work.
Get out of = leave a car, van, etc.
Example: We got out of the taxi and paid the driver.
Get over = recover
Example: It took me ages to get over the bout of flu.
Get over with = do something unpleasant rather than delaying it
any nwre
Example: Igot the test over with rather than have to worry about it
any longer.
Get round\around = persuade someone
Example: She didn't want to let me do it, but I succeeded ingetting
round her. (In American English 'around' is used)
Get round\around to = finally manage to do something
Example: It always takes me ages to get round to writing letters.
(In American English 'around' is used)
Get through = contact
Example: I tried calling her mobile phone, but I couldn'tget through.
Get to = annoy, irritate
Example: Don't let her get to you, she's just in a bad mood.
Get together = meet socially
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