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Friday, 5 June 2015

GET





Get has several different meanings.  Here are the most common:



To receive/acquire/obtain:

He got a lot of votes in the last election.

I managed to get a copy of the report.



To become + adjective:

He got angry when he saw the results of the election.

I get nervous before I give a speech.



To take/bring:

Can you get me a coffee, please?

get a taxi, train, bus etc...



To arrive:

I got to the airport late and missed the plane.



To get back: To return

I'm not in Rome at the moment. I get back on Tuesday.



Phrasal Verbs: Verb + preposition

Get back

Get up



Other meaning not mentioned in the video is:



To make someone do something:

We have to get everyone to vote against the amendment.



To understand something:

I get the different meanings of GET!


Wednesday, 27 May 2015