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Phrasal Verbs With Get

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Phrasal Verbs With "Get"

• get off - to find away not to be punished

I am upset he got away with stealing my homework.

• get into - to be involved with something (it could be something good, or it could mean trouble)

I am so glad my brother got into sports.

• get away - to escape from a place or to escape punishment

We got away from the tiger.

• get along - to manage with something or someone

The children all get along with each other.

• get cracking - start moving, start to work start to do a task

It is time we all get cracking so we can finish and go home.

• get cracking - start moving, start to work start to do a task

It is time we all get cracking so we can finish and go home.

• get across - to explain something

It is sometimes hard to get across my option.

• get by - to mange with less then is needed

We always seem to get by every month, but it is not easy.

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