Get expressions

The lesson teaches a variety of expressions with get including phrasal verbs and phrasal prepositional verbs. Many of these expressions are idiomatic - you cannot guess their meaning from the words that make up the expressions, which can make them difficult to learn. 

You will learn how to use two- and three-word inseparable verbs - verbs with an object that can only come after the final particle or preposition.

• He'll never get over the disappointment.

• He'll never get over it. (NOT He'll never get it over.)

• He'll never get over being embarrassed.

• Can you get out of my house?

• Can you get out of it?

• We are looking forward to seeing each other in classes.

• get off: to leave work

• get out of: to leave an enclosed vehicle, building, etc.

• get over: to get better

• get going: to start to go or mov

• get away with: to do something successfully although it is not the best way of doing it:

• get used to: to be accustomed to

• get around to: to do something you have intended for a long time

• get through: ​to use up or finish something

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