11 uses of the verb ‘GET’ in English: get going, get together, getting on…

Thank you gill. I got 09/10. Lesson was great.

Annie

“It’s midnight, and there are no trains or buses”

why is ‘or’ not ‘nor’?

brodjag

Great.. thanks a lot

Maia06

Thnx
good

zorro007

Hi there. What about “get to” + base Verb? for instance, you don’t get to do it, she doesn’t get to speak with him, They don’t get to say that. As a native, do you often use it? I would translate it as in “you don’t have the right to do that, you are not allowed to do that or you’re not supposed to do that”. Correct me if I’m wrong and TIA.

RafaNaval

Thanks Gill.such a great lesson.i got 10 out of 10.. obviously,literally,apparantly,precisely..where and how to use these word..what does that mean..I often see this words in movies but I can not understand that..

Santhosh85083

THANKS

rmalfatti

If you want to get _______ your profession, you will need to study in your spare time.
away with
going with
hold of
on in
I have a question about this item. Is “ON IN” grammatically correct in a sentence? Thanks in advance!

omarcamacho

this list of different way how we can use get like get out of hand, get rid of, to get used of, to get back home, to get hold of something, to get going, to get together for a chat, to get a move on, to get on in career, she is getting on a bit, to get away with.This is a benefits list of getting so we could learn exactly well that get has multiple used in English.
I am going to make a list of getting I do not handle successfully soi will be able to make some sentences to clarify…

Luis Alberto Mateo

Thanks a lot Gill!!Excellent lesson ;)

knopfler86

Thanks Gill. Your fluency is absolutely understandable for foreing language learners.

akfycu

All the Engvid teachers are excellent. Thanks to all of them

Apa57

hi GILL i get a ten yaaaay i’m soo happy thank you for this video and for this site , it’s realy useful …

Maha-m-ab

Excellent lesson, please make more videos about history and literature. Maybe about Sherlock Holmes Vocabulary? I tried to read it but the vocabulary is so rich and difficult.

mike76

Alhamdulillah, thanks I got 9/10

kaito

I really love it, Thank you Gill

Josecardenas

Old good lesson from Gill’s reserves. Are there more?

tomek11

Dear Gill, thank you for your lessons. I have a request, could you do a lesson about subjunctive in English? I read Wikipedia page about it but honestly I’m more consfused than before. I don’t understand why I can say “I suggest he go to see a doctor”, but I can’t say “I hope he go to see a doctor”.
Thank you.

Osrevinu

thanks so much gill

PATRICIA AGUIRRE ARAYA

Hi there. What about “get to” + base Verb? for instance, you don’t get to do it, she doesn’t get to speak with him, They don’t get to say that. As a native, do you often use it? I would translate it as in “you don’t have the right to do that, you are not allowed to do that or you’re not supposed to do that”. Correct me if I’m wrong and TIA.

RafaNaval

Great lesson and great exercise. Thanks a lot.

zigmund

Hi Gill, I agree with “akfycu”, for me you are number one.

Patrizia

Thank you very much

alatbi

Thank you Gill .

pavanut2

Thank you so much

Ashleelyn

10/10 thanks dear teacher!

Mir Murad

Thank you

Zoltanne

100%!
And, can I use such a way of this lesson?
I got on in this Quiz.
I got a move on in learning English.
I got hold of this test.

Lana

thank you 80%

deadly

Thanks Gill! 100%. Great Teacher!

gastn.robles

70% :D it is okay not bad ^^
thank you so much for your perfect lesson

Mada Magicano

I got 100 %. Thanks Gill.

Edynglish

What a wonderful class, Gill. Thank you.

SilPenninck

Thanks Gill.

papens

Thanks for the lesson Gill. I haven’t heard the phrase’get on in something’ before so there is still a bit ambiguity for me regarding the meaning of it. Please, could you give us more examples of the phrase and explain it in other words?

Best Wishes,
JACKAL

II JACKAL II

Thanks Gill. Got 9/10

jdpp0613

a great lesson I got 10/10 thanks

katheriners

Thank you Gill.

Tyrion

It’s a difficult lesson!
I think the examples should be to explain.

Abdulateef

wow i got 10 out of 10

Rabbia bilal

hi im parisa .Im from iran and really like that learn you .
whould you mind learning me?

parisa

Thank you Gill, nice lesson! Could you give some examples to understand difference between phrasal verbs “get over” and “overcome”

astapik

100%
I’m (between 39 and 41) years old, so… probably getting on a bit for a ballet dancer. I wouldn’t get used to it anyway!

Ivan David

Thank you so much. You are like an angel!

xana73

Yes,some of phrasies are useful.

Vadimich sailfree

Your lessons are always interesting. Thank you
very much.
I got 10/10.

zigmund

Thank you Gill

kheireddine007

Nice lesson, 10/10, and a lot of uses of these Get forms!

Mula

I’ve got 10/10 Thank you so much, Gill.

fatma1810

Hello Gill! Thanks a lot for the lesson! :D

I got 8 correct out of 10!

laurajenyx

thanks a lot, Gill. I´m very happy because I can understand your pronunciation. It´s very pleasant to hear it. I´ve got a 100!!! these uses of the verb “get” are very useful.

pinky17

easily, I could get used to a teacher like you. You are absolutely amazing.
It is not easy get back to old teacher once one find such wonderful teacher like you.
thank you Gill, warm wishes!

pussy in boots

easily, I could get used to a teacher like you. You are absolutely amazing.
It is not easy to get back to old teachers once one find such wonderful teacher like you.
thank you Gill, warm wishes!

pussy in boots

Thank you Gill, I’m getting on in english

oscarmondragon

thanks Gill

Alex-1956

Gill you’re amazing! I really love your classes, you explain everything so well!
Wish someday I can teach like you!
Hope you continue with the great work!
And I’ve got 10/10 :)

GabiDeLuca

Thanks Gill .

Mai Ahmed 95

Thanks for the lesson. I do love this site, it has proved to be quite helpful in my learning path :) So, THANK YOU. Best wishes :)

XavierLopez

Thx for your lesson Gill, but I’m so stupid to get the full score! I got 6/10. ‘._. I’m so stupid…

SherlyYT

Thanks Mam, I get 9\10 scores I wish get on in your lessons to improve language shall we get back next to the remaining get using.

fahmielnour

Thank,I got 100,great lesson

Janice chen

Hi Gill, is it possible to use “get out of hand” and “get hold of” in a figurative sense too? Thanks

frabwood

Thank you Gill ?

Hind djimli

thank you “po” teacher Gill. bless you

ange.la

10 of 10 thank you Gill

adoibrahim74

your accent is amazing i would like to hear your voice for ever ???

Ammar*dz

Excellent video as usual! The verb “to get” is really important in English, and it demands a lot of practise to master all its different meanings.

By the way, I know one more expression: “to get on well with someone”. It means to have a good relationship with somebody.

Best wishes!

Eduardo França

Thanks GilL, I love your lessons.

Annahii

Thank you Gill very much for your lesson Gill!!!
You are exelent teacher!!!
Bless you.

Angela19

Thanks Mrs. Gill!

Alex-1956

Hi,
My 11 personally uses of the verb get.,
Recently my personal life got out of my hands.,
I want to my daughter get rid of her sickness, once forever.,
But I know that I have to get used to this hard situation for a while.,
Day after day I know that my daughter want to get back home,
I know how much my daughter want to get back home and have fun with her dog.,
Every day I feel I’m falling down of the cliff deeper and deeper but every time I can manage, to get hold the rope to rescue myself for falling down.
My daughter fights bravely and she’s get going forward.