GET RID OF - Phrasal Verb - English with Izz

The idiomatic phrasal verb 'get rid of' means to remove (or take action to remove) someone or something from your life. This could be used to talk about:

1) People

"The party is not going to be very fun if we have to look after your little brother. Let's get rid of him."

2) Objects

"I've got to get rid of some of these clothes."

3) Illnesses, thoughts or feelings

"I need to get rid of this cold! I have to perform tomorrow."

"You need to get rid of the idea that we're not here to support you."

"The student needs to find some ways to get rid of his anger."

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