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To do something you have intended for a long time
Get around to
To feel happy or well again after something bad has happened (get over an illness / a breakup)
Get over
To avoid doing something
Get out of
to take the first step in doing something or to complete the first step in a process
foot in the door
to start a relationship well or badly
Get off on the wrong foot
They have knitted a sweater for her grandmother.
A sweater for her grandmother has been knitted.
I'm going to fix my radio tomorrow.
My radio is going to be fixed tomorrow.
Theo _______ (live) here for a very long time.
Has lived
By 2030, I ________ (retire) and travel around the world.
will have retired
