Learn 8 Advanced 'Get' Phrasal Verbs | Expand Your English Vocabulary

In this new English vocabulary lesson, learn the most common English phrasal verbs with "GET"!

In this video, you'll discover 8 of the most common phrasal verbs with "get" that native speakers use every day. These phrasal verbs have multiple meanings, and understanding them will help you sound more natural in English conversations.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

- Get to: Arriving or getting permission
- Get (a)round to: Finding time to do something
- Get around (x2): Avoiding problems or traveling freely
- Get away: Escaping or going on vacation
- Get away with: Avoiding punishment or consequences
- Get * off: Avoid punishment for a bad action
- Get out of (x2): Avoiding tasks or exiting a place

This lesson is ideal for learners who want to enhance their phrasal verb knowledge and take their English to the next level.

Did I miss any? Which phrasal verbs do you want to see in the next lesson? Let me know and practice in the comments!

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Hi! I’m Aly, I'm from London, and I've been teaching English for more than 10 years. I love teaching English and helping YOU study English better and in a more fun way! I made this channel to help me apply for jobs, but now this IS my job, and here I am... happy as can be, with you lovely people! :) Let me know in the comments what you'd like to see in future videos!

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[woodylam]

Hi Aly, I loved the "get" episode. Could you please create an episode to teach us how to ace a job interview so that I get a job at an English company? Love you

[nguyentony]

phrasal with "throughhhh", plz, I stuck with them for ages

[Proidysweet]

Your English teaching empire is growing rapidly, and I am all for it. Thank you for this lesson! :D

[dantevalentinsom]

You're brilliant mate...
You need to know that...
Hi from Argentine...
By the way....

[alanphung]

I just love the way you teach Phrasal verbs and your sense of humor! My favorite teacher ever. Thanks a lot ♥️

[jojomorgan]

We need to get used to with get phrasal verbs but it's still a long way to get to.

[Salma-qhge]

I'm terribly sorry i'm so bad at telling stories, but did i use the phrasal verbs correctly?

A : I sent you so many massages, why didn't you respond to me 😠
B : i'm so sorry, i was asleep and I didn't get to read your messages 😣.
A : fine, fine 😒.
B : so! What's the deal
A : Have you done that report which the manager requested? 🙄
B : Ahh.. Hmm i didn't get round to doing it yet. 😅
A : YOU DIDN'T GET ROUND TO DOING IT YET 😠🤬 YOU KNOW THAT YOU ARE GOING TO GET FIRED BECAUSE OF YOUR UNREASONABLE BEHAVIORS
B : i know i know but there must be a way to get round this problem 🥺
A :Well the only way i know is to stop getting away your from responsibilities 😤😒
B is very unresponsable person and doesn't want to work hard he wants to get rich quickly and easily so he stole from the company where he works and got away with stealing the company
Later the police arrested him but his genius could get him off

[joelmasamba]

Oh jeez!!!! Keep up the great work!!!! I've been learning more from you yet i😂 don't you have any certificate which prouves that I'm learning English could you help me?

[michaelwilson]

Regarding “get around to”, a lot of the time you can just say “get to” and it means the same thing, but it could have very subtle differences as well. For example if I ask someone “Did you get around to it yet?” it sounds more casual than “Did you get to it yet” which sounds a bit more like “it” is something I want you to do soon

[ninapaz]

"If I pass this exam, then I get to study in Australia with kangaroos"
Beautiful first conditional sentence and hilarious 😄😀

[Proidysweet]

I actually didn't know many of these. Wow!

[ErickSantos-lynm]

I haven't got around to taking my hair course in London yet but I hope next year be available to getting around this 😅 is it right ?

[makecodework]

Why your explanations are so clear? Thank you a lot for your work!!! I want u to be my teacher

[the_Kriko]

I'd love to learn new languages like French, but I haven't got around it yet

[jojomorgan]

I once heard it from a movie (shrone stone or someone?? with revenge killing thingy). The police talked about the dead guy (on the bed) "oh, he really Get Off from Get Off".
At that time, I found it interesting and looked up into the dictionary.

[rahimjonturgunboyev]

Ok. I'm keen on your teaching method. So i want to your next lesson will be improving speaking skill in english

[joelmasamba]

We got around to eating my brother's apples every single day

[Proidysweet]

I haven't got round to playing Dragon Age.... YET. :D :D :D

[igorp]

Is there a video on "Phrasal Verbs with OUT" topic? I'm really looking forward to learning it

[ddias]

I’ve always loved learning English, and you’re sooo talented and fun to watch that you make it so much more interesting! Can't never thank you enough ❤️❤️❤️