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    This document provides examples and explanations of different uses of the verb "to get" in English. It discusses uses of get to mean: [1] receive or obtain something; [2] become a certain way; [3] replace "to be" to indicate unexpected situations; and [4] begin a process. It also provides examples of phrasal verbs using "get" like "get up", "get along with", "get into", and "get together". The document aims to teach English learners the various meanings and uses of the multi-functional verb "to get".

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    This document provides examples and explanations of different uses of the verb "to get" in English. It discusses uses of get to mean: [1] receive or obtain something; [2] become a certain way; [3] replace "to be" to indicate unexpected situations; and [4] begin a process. It also provides examples of phrasal verbs using "get" like "get up", "get along with", "get into", and "get together". The document aims to teach English learners the various meanings and uses of the multi-functional verb "to get".

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    This document provides examples and explanations of different uses of the verb "to get" in English. It discusses uses of get to mean: [1] receive or obtain something; [2] become a certain way; [3] replace "to be" to indicate unexpected situations; and [4] begin a process. It also provides examples of phrasal verbs using "get" like "get up", "get along with", "get into", and "get together". The document aims to teach English learners the various meanings and uses of the multi-functional verb "to get".

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    BASIC ENGLISH

    TUTOR
    OLBER CARABALI BLANTA:
    Expressions with the
    jhgg
    word GET
    conseguir⇒ vtr, obtener⇒ vtr
    .’We need to get some beer somewhere
    Tenemos que conseguir cerveza en alguna parte.

    Did you get the message I sent you?


    ¿Recibiste el mensaje que te envié?

    I'll get another plate for you.


    Traeré otro plato para ti.

    informal (arrive) llegar⇒ vi


    When will we get there?
    ¿Cuánto falta para llegar?
    i(have the opportunity) tener la ocasión de, tener la oportunidad d
    I get to go to Paris this summer.
    Este verano tendré la oportunidad (or: ocasión) de ir a París.
    .’

    USE OF TO GET (receive) get + noum


    I got a new computer
    I gonna get some winter clothes
    We got a lot of extra time for our proyect
    Lets get me a drink
    Lets get her some thing for dessert
    .
    .’

    USE OF TO GET (become ) get + adjectives


    they are going to get married
    Wow it got could outside
    My boss gets angry when we make mistakes
    My computer is getting slower and slower
    .
    .’

    USE OF TO GET (replaces to be,comicates


    surprise unexpected situations
    My bag got stolen
    My roommate got fired today
    I got accepted to a really good university
    .
    .’

    USE OF TO GET (get begin the process of.)

    Lets get started


    Lets get going
    I need get moving
    GET + preposition (phrasal verbs)
    .’
    get up
    My alarm clock goes off at 6:30, but I don’t get
    up until 7:15.

    get along with


    I get along really well with my colleagues.
    They’re a pleasure to work with.

    get into
    How did the dog get into the house? He’s
    supposed to stay outside!

    get out
    Randall got out of the car to check the tires.
    get around
    .’

    It’s very easy to get around Berlin – there’s a


    great subway system.
    get together

    My family always gets together for major


    holidays like Christmas and New Year’s.
    Thanks
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