GET can be used to replace the following verbs : Receive /find/buy/become/arrive
Did you find (get) a job? I will go to the grocery to get (buy) some milk. What time do you get to work? (arrive) If I don’t eat a big breakfast, I always get hungry around 9:30. (become)
To get the hang of (to understand) I explained to her how to make cookies and she got the hang of it right away.To get the hang of (to understand) I explained to her how to make cookies and she got the hang of it right away.
To put something off (remettre a plus tard)To put something off (remettre a plus tard)
Complete the following questions: Use do/does/did/will or the verb To Be 1. I like to ski. ----- you like to ski? 2. She is a funny person. ----- he a funny person? 3. I bought a new bag. ------ you buy one? 4 I will be there soon.What time ------ you be there? 5 ------ they at the office now?
To get rid of (se débarrasser) I have to get rid of some of my old books.To get rid of (se débarrasser) I have to get rid of some of my old books.
“Get” is a great word in English! It is used in so many different ways.
GET + Adjective Get Married We’re getting married next year – the wedding will be in August.
Get Divorced Brenda got divorced ten years ago, and she hasn’t seen her ex-husband since!
Get Angry My sister gets really angry when I borrow her clothes without telling her.
Get Tired It’s late and I’m getting tired. Let’s go home.
Expression: To tag along Meaning: to go somewhere with someone or a group, usually when they have not aasked you to go with them
Can I tag along? I've always wanted to see that place.
GET TOGETHER : My family always get together for the Christmas holidays.GET TOGETHER : My family always get together for the Christmas holidays.
You got to be kidding me! Meaning: You're making a joke I can't believe you are serious. Example: You want to go live in the mountains! You got to be kidding!