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TO GET OUT OF DOING SOMETHING MEANS ....
TO AVOID DOING SOMETHING
TO GET AT SOMEONE =
TO CRITICISE THEM
IF YOU SAY 'i GET BY' IT MEANS ....
I CAN MANAGE IN ANOTHER LANGUAGE/FINANCIALLY
TO GET OVER SOMETHING =
TO RECOVER FROM SOMETHING (LIKE THE FLU)
GET BACK IS ANOTHER WAY TO SAY ....
RETURN
TO NAVIGATE AROUND A CITY
GET AROUND/ABOUT
TO HAVE A GOOD RELATIONSHIP WITH SOMEONE =
GET ON WELL WITH
WHEN PEOPLE JOIN IN A GROUP OR GATHERING THEY ....
GET TOGETHER
WHEN YOU ARE PLANNING TO DO SOMETHING BUT HAVEN'T DONE IT YET.
GET AROUND TO IT
WHEN YOU ARE TRYING TO SPEAK TO SOMEONE ON THE PHONE.
GET THROUGH
WHEN YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND
I DON'T GET IT!
GIVE TWO EXAMPLES WITH 'GET UP'
I GET UP AT 8:00 WE GOT UP TO PAGE 5/CHAPTER 5 IN THE BOOK WHAT ARE THOSE CHILDREN GETTING UP TO? WHAT DID YOU GET UP TO AT THE WEEKEND?
TO SOLVE A PROBLEM =
TO GET ROUND IT
WHEN YOU REALLY WANT SOMEONE TO GO AWAY YOU MIGHT SAY ...
GET LOST!
WHEN SOMETHING DRIVES YOU CRAZY IT ....
GETS ON YOUR NERVES


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