Phrasal Verbs with get
get along (with)
To be on good terms; work well with
How to use get along (with): Examples
"I really get along with my new coworkers. We have a lot in common and we enjoy working together."
"Do you think your parents will get along with my parents when they meet?"
"It can be difficult to get along with your siblings when you're all living under the same roof, but it's important to try to maintain a good relationship."
"Even though he has different political views than I do, we still get along with each other and respect each other's opinions."
get along (with)
Definition:
To be on good terms; work well with
get away
Definition:
To escape or flee from a situation or place
get in
Definition:
To enter
get off
Definition:
To leave (bus, train, plane)
get off
Definition:
To stop someone from touching somebody else
get on
Definition:
To board (bus, train, plane)
get on (well) with (somebody)
Definition:
To have a good relationship with
get together
Definition:
To meet each other
get up
Definition:
To rise, leave bed
get off
Definition:
to borrow or take something from someone
get away
To escape or flee from a situation or place
How to use get away: Examples
"We will try to get away for the weekend and enjoy a relaxing getaway in the mountains"
"He got away from the police after a thrilling car chase through the city."
"The thief broke the window and got away with valuable jewellery from the jewellery store"
get along (with)
Definition:
To be on good terms; work well with
get away
Definition:
To escape or flee from a situation or place
get in
Definition:
To enter
get off
Definition:
To leave (bus, train, plane)
get off
Definition:
To stop someone from touching somebody else
get on
Definition:
To board (bus, train, plane)
get on (well) with (somebody)
Definition:
To have a good relationship with
get together
Definition:
To meet each other
get up
Definition:
To rise, leave bed
get off
Definition:
to borrow or take something from someone
get in
To enter
How to use get in: Examples
"She used her key to get in the front door"
"He couldn't get in the club because he was underage"
"They were late and couldn't get in the theater"
get along (with)
Definition:
To be on good terms; work well with
get away
Definition:
To escape or flee from a situation or place
get in
Definition:
To enter
get off
Definition:
To leave (bus, train, plane)
get off
Definition:
To stop someone from touching somebody else
get on
Definition:
To board (bus, train, plane)
get on (well) with (somebody)
Definition:
To have a good relationship with
get together
Definition:
To meet each other
get up
Definition:
To rise, leave bed
get off
Definition:
to borrow or take something from someone
get off
To leave (bus, train, plane)
How to use get off: Examples
"He got off the train at the next station"
"We need to get off the bus at the next stop"
"She got off the plane and headed straight to the baggage claim"
get along (with)
Definition:
To be on good terms; work well with
get away
Definition:
To escape or flee from a situation or place
get in
Definition:
To enter
get off
Definition:
To leave (bus, train, plane)
get off
Definition:
To stop someone from touching somebody else
get on
Definition:
To board (bus, train, plane)
get on (well) with (somebody)
Definition:
To have a good relationship with
get together
Definition:
To meet each other
get up
Definition:
To rise, leave bed
get off
Definition:
to borrow or take something from someone
get off
To stop someone from touching somebody else
How to use get off: Examples
"He stepped in to get the bullies off his little brother"
"The security guard got the intruder off the premises."
"She had to scream to get the dog off her leg"
get along (with)
Definition:
To be on good terms; work well with
get away
Definition:
To escape or flee from a situation or place
get in
Definition:
To enter
get off
Definition:
To leave (bus, train, plane)
get off
Definition:
To stop someone from touching somebody else
get on
Definition:
To board (bus, train, plane)
get on (well) with (somebody)
Definition:
To have a good relationship with
get together
Definition:
To meet each other
get up
Definition:
To rise, leave bed
get off
Definition:
to borrow or take something from someone
get on
To board (bus, train, plane)
How to use get on: Examples
"We need to hurry and get on the bus before it leaves"
"He missed the train because he didn't get on in time"
"The passengers were waiting at the gate to get on the plane"
get along (with)
Definition:
To be on good terms; work well with
get away
Definition:
To escape or flee from a situation or place
get in
Definition:
To enter
get off
Definition:
To leave (bus, train, plane)
get off
Definition:
To stop someone from touching somebody else
get on
Definition:
To board (bus, train, plane)
get on (well) with (somebody)
Definition:
To have a good relationship with
get together
Definition:
To meet each other
get up
Definition:
To rise, leave bed
get off
Definition:
to borrow or take something from someone
get on (well) with (somebody)
To have a good relationship with
How to use get on (well) with (somebody): Examples
"She gets on really well with her colleagues"
"He doesn't get on with his neighbors because of their noisy parties"
"I get on well with my in-laws"
get along (with)
Definition:
To be on good terms; work well with
get away
Definition:
To escape or flee from a situation or place
get in
Definition:
To enter
get off
Definition:
To leave (bus, train, plane)
get off
Definition:
To stop someone from touching somebody else
get on
Definition:
To board (bus, train, plane)
get on (well) with (somebody)
Definition:
To have a good relationship with
get together
Definition:
To meet each other
get up
Definition:
To rise, leave bed
get off
Definition:
to borrow or take something from someone
get together
To meet each other
How to use get together: Examples
"Let's get together for coffee sometime"
"The family decided to get together for a reunion"
"The friends planned to get together at the park for a picnic"
get along (with)
Definition:
To be on good terms; work well with
get away
Definition:
To escape or flee from a situation or place
get in
Definition:
To enter
get off
Definition:
To leave (bus, train, plane)
get off
Definition:
To stop someone from touching somebody else
get on
Definition:
To board (bus, train, plane)
get on (well) with (somebody)
Definition:
To have a good relationship with
get together
Definition:
To meet each other
get up
Definition:
To rise, leave bed
get off
Definition:
to borrow or take something from someone
get up
To rise, leave bed
How to use get up: Examples
"He has to get up early for work"
"The kids love to get up early on weekends to watch cartoons"
"She didn't want to get up from her comfortable bed in the morning"
get along (with)
Definition:
To be on good terms; work well with
get away
Definition:
To escape or flee from a situation or place
get in
Definition:
To enter
get off
Definition:
To leave (bus, train, plane)
get off
Definition:
To stop someone from touching somebody else
get on
Definition:
To board (bus, train, plane)
get on (well) with (somebody)
Definition:
To have a good relationship with
get together
Definition:
To meet each other
get up
Definition:
To rise, leave bed
get off
Definition:
to borrow or take something from someone
get off
to borrow or take something from someone
How to use get off: Examples
"Can I get your pen off you for a moment"
"He needed to get some money off his brother to pay for his lunch"
get along (with)
Definition:
To be on good terms; work well with
get away
Definition:
To escape or flee from a situation or place
get in
Definition:
To enter
get off
Definition:
To leave (bus, train, plane)
get off
Definition:
To stop someone from touching somebody else
get on
Definition:
To board (bus, train, plane)
get on (well) with (somebody)
Definition:
To have a good relationship with
get together
Definition:
To meet each other
get up
Definition:
To rise, leave bed
get off
