10 GET Phrasal Verbs: get down, get off, get through, get up, get away...

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So today's verb is: "get". Let's look at some of these prepositions we have. "Get up", "Get down", "Get away", "Get over", "Get off", "Get on", "Get in", "Get through", "Get between", "Get along" or "Get along with". So we're going to go one by one. I'll explain basically what they mean. Sometimes they have more than one; sometimes two, sometimes three different meanings. And if necessary, I'll give examples. Oh, sorry about that.

Okay, let's start with: "Get up". "Get up", two general meanings you're going to need to know. One is get up, if you're sitting down, if you're lying down and someone says: "Get up", it means: stand up, stand. Get off the floor, get off the chair, whatever. "Get up" also means to get dressed in a certain way. If you're going to a club, you want to get up all fancy and put on a nice dress or a nice suit for the guys. If it's Halloween, you're going to get up in a nice costume. We can also use "getup" as a noun. "Getup" means what you're wearing. "Nice getup" means: "I like your clothes.", "Nice suit.", "Nice costume.", "Nice" whatever it is you're wearing.

"Get down", opposite of "Get up". If you're standing, get down or sit down, for example, so get down. If... If a baseball is flying your way: "Get down!" Duck, get underneath it. "Get down" in a slang way means like get down, like enjoy the music, enjoy the party. You know, like get down, dance, do whatever gets you down. We'll get to "Get off" in a second. You'll understand.

"Get away". "Get away" means leave. But in a more colloquial way - "colloquial" means like everyday street English, not necessarily slang but common English - "Get away" means go on vacation. And when you go on vacation, you choose a nice getaway. A getaway is a vacation, like a planned vacation or a nice vacation destination, the place you're going to. So Hawaii is a great getaway in winter in Canada because it's cold; Hawaii: beautiful.

"Get over". One, there's a... One meaning: get over something physical like there's a wall and you need to get to the other side, so you get over the wall. Okay? But that wall could also be a problem or an obstacle; it doesn't have to be a physical thing. Right? So you have a problem, get over it, move on, as they say. So you and your girlfriend had a fight, okay, get over it, move on. Continue on like nothing happened. Make up, kiss, whatever you do. Next day everything's good; get over it. Okay? That's the most common meanings of: "Get over".
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Phrasal Verbs <GET>

+Get Up
1. stand up
2. get dressed ex.get up in a nice costume

+Get Down
1. sit down
2. (slang) enjoy the music, dance

+Get Away
1. go on vacation
2. (noun) getaway; a nice location for vacation

+Get Over
1. get to the other side
2. move on

+Get Off
1. remove
2. (terms of criminal)avoid punishment
3. (slang) get really excited someting

+Get On
1. get on /train, bus, ship (!!)get in a car/a boat
2. get on board; want you to join in ex. He wants me to get on aboard with plan.

+Get In With
1.(slang) become a part of a group
ex. if I get in with the poplular kids at the school

+Get Through
1.finish, complete

+Get Between
1. physically put yourself between two things
2. a problem between two people or two things
ex. if you married, dont let your mother-in-law get between you and your wife

+Get Along (with)
1. be friendly with =get on wih(british)

ex memo ---get insurance

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