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Why do English speakers say this word all the time? What does it mean? Many things unfortunately! Enjoy our fantastic real life examples and learn how to use 'get'.
1. Have got (Level: A1|)
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2. To buy something/to acquire something (Level: B1)
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3. To understand (Level: B1+)
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4. To answer the phone or the door (Level: B2)
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5. To achieve, earn or receive something (Level: B2)
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6. To talk about arriving at a place or travelling on public transport (Level: B2)
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7. To talk about collecting someone or something / To talk about taking something/something to a place (Level: B2)
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8. To prepare yourself or others for something / To prepare a meal (Level: B2)
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9. To exit or leave / To move or remove something (Level: B2)
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10. Instead of verb BE in passive sentences to add emphasis (Level: B2)
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11. To 'get used to' (Level: B2)
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12. When a person/thing changes state or condition or becomes different (Level: B2)
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13. To make/persuade someone to do something (C1)
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14. Phrasal verbs
There are many phrasal verbs with 'get':
