Phrasal Verbs with "GET"

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Hi Liza another Saturday evening of learning :) My auncle suffers from Alzheimer, it is tough to get around. In the beginning of the pandemic, an event was put off eve of planned presentation but it was got around to it after some months. When I was a child, I thought getting away with my naugthiness. I think getting away someone, it can cause to harmful soul. I disagree that my friend got back with her ex boyfriend, I have tried to get through to her but she did not understand me . She is getting over the break up... She need to get it over with it soon, I hope to ge through my paperwork. It really gets to me. Tomorrow, I am getting together with my family after I will get it together my tasks. I think, my english skills are getting on. When I started studying english, it got me down.. Thanks in advance for getting back to me this comment :)

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[@CasonHuangvonTaiwan]

I’ve again learned something new! Thank you, Teacher Lisa! BTW, I’ve once learned that there are reasons behind when to use “get in” and “get on!” Get in: for vehicles on which people cannot stand While Get on: for vehicles where people CAN stand!❤️❤️

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[@thomaswalker8790]

This is probably one of your best videos simply because it helps a lot of people who don't have a large vocabulary to use the English language quite effectively.It makes a lot of difference by learning to use the word get since this word is used so commonly in everyday conversation Great 👍👍

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no matter ho many time i tried to learn via book it was challenging, but after watching your clip how it is starightforward. thank you for this

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Thank you Lisa! You gave us so many useful verbs. I learned a lot from this video. Now I need time to memorise them.

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Thank you, lovely Lisa, for necessary phrasal verb knowledge! So many nuances... These are absent in "Mastering The American Accent". Though the book have brought me a lot of new words, I would be happy to have your "Vocabulary Volume"!🙂 The recent situation that I have to get it over was to rid of bad envy woman cheated me and spoiled my life. I went through the hump in November 2022. This week I have done last actions to solve problems she made. Thanks to good people! Such of them, I suppose, is Bob The Canadian which advises to keep writing comments to train appropriate skill. I like his soothing manner and nature's sights. Good luck!🌹

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Phrasal verbs are really confusing and they need a lot of practice to know how to use them correctly. I know some of them. This useful video added more to learn and practice. Teacher Lisa thank you so much ❤️ for your amazing presentation!

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[@flaviooliveira6999]

The quote "Rainy days and Mondays always get me down" come from a band composed by siblings singers from the seventies, The Carpenters. This band recorded dozens of great songs, ideal from listening practice due to its particular pace and rhythm. By the way, I also know a romantic song with to get, that was obviously not mentioned here, to get it on, a song from Marvin Gaye "Let's get it on" which actually has a very romantic meaning.

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This is a really useful lesson. I hope to see more of these. Thank you!

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Wow! Amazing video. I’m going to save it to watch it on and on. Phrasal verbs can be very confusing! Imagine to respond to an email from your boss “I’ll get back with you soon” instead “I’ll get back to you soon” 😅

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You're amazing!!! Your explanations are really clear. I think this is one of the most important verbs of English language.

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It is just vocabulary. In these cases the vocabulary is composed of two or three words.

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Thank you for quoting Karen Carpenter! I thought about that song as soon as I heard you say „get down”. This was an excellent episode!

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You know the song! : ) She's got an amazing voice!

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What such a splendid lesson, and the most important thing was I got them all. Now, as Lisa said, practice them over and over again. Thank you Lisa for your great effort.

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[@JPdynabook]

The phrase "let something get to someone" means to allow something to affect or upset someone emotionally or mentally. It is often used to describe a situation where someone is affected negatively by a comment, action, or event. Here are some examples of how to use the phrase "let something get to someone" in a sentence: I know she said something rude, but don't let it get to you. He's been letting the stress of work get to him lately, and it's affecting his mood. I don't want to let this setback get to me; I need to stay focused on my goals. The negative comments from the critics really got to the artist, and she considered giving up her work. She's usually very strong-willed, but this news really got to her, and she was visibly upset. In each of these examples, the phrase "let something get to someone" is used to describe the emotional impact that a situation or event can have on an individual, and the need to avoid allowing it to affect them negatively.

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I think phrasal verbs with get is so many and during your explainatiins of phrasal verbs I cough up a little because the way u teach is very faster then I expected Any way ,Thank you so much for all efforts you have done .

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Thank you,Lisa. These phrases relevant to "get" is much helpful my moving on English.

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I need the phrasal verbs for speaking and writing in English. Thank you for sharing them here, 👍🙏

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Wow! This video is so much fun and useful! It's Monday and a very cloudy morning in Korea. I hope the day won't get me down. Have a good one, Lisa!🥰

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Hi Lisa, french is my mother tongue, I will never have your accent...I'll keep trying. Thanks for the precious lessons.

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Thank you!@AccurateEnglish. I do believe that sth in English, like "phrasal verbs," are experimental in some ways, and one may not know or guess their meanings out of context!

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Thank you, Lisa ♥️. Now I can differentiate them. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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Thanks s lot for this formidable lesson which focuses on phrasal verbs. I usually found them very difficult to memorize, but your video is amazingly well explained.

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Thank you Lisa. Your video hepls me a lot. And I hope that you will make another video about "TAKE".

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Thank you so much for providing these important & useful contents. I will remain indebted to you for your kind work. ❤️❤️ I'll definitely practise it & use it as well. ✨️✔️✔️

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I realiy confused the different meanings of these phrasal verbs,they are so look alike . It is hard to me unless i memorise this lesson many times. This is very useful lesson for nonenative speakers like me. 3:52

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handy phrasal verbs. but i found hard to get rules for aspirated & unaspirated consonants. plz make a video on this topic. thank u so much my teacher for all your hardwork & support. ❤🙂

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Thank you for the lesson! "To get someone down" reminded me of that Carpenters' song immediately as well. How rude is it to use "suck it up" for "get over it" (I guess it can't be replaced with that when someone is recovering from a disease)? Also, do you have some idioms for "get back with someone"? In Japanese, there's a phrase that literally means "A burned stake catches on fire"(it's the "stake" which sticks up from the ground) said for getting back romantic relationships and I'm trying to find its closest equivalent in English. I've heard "rekindle the old magic" from some show. Could you tell some other phrases like that?

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Do you have a video equivalent to this but with the verb Put? It would be excellent.

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learning phrasal verbs is very interesting because it helps you a lot when it comes to reading or listening to a videos but at some point they are quite perplexing and there are tons of them. Anyway, consistent learning is key to mastering such topics.

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I think using phrasal verbs is the easiest way to get arount to the right verb for the sentence. We have to learn how to use them but we can't forget the right verbs for each sentence.

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Thank you Lisa. Very, very helpful. Can you please talk about TEXT as a verb? Thank you so much! ❤

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[@TheUnicleo]

thanks. To communicate your feeling, phrasal verbs are great. But sometimes they are risky to use. Suppose that you tell a colleague "I ll get back at you' while you really meant : I ll get back to you. A mistake can be devastating.😮

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So interesting session. Thank you, Lisa.

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I was awaiting the release of the video. Thank you Lisa

[@ct1349]

These phrasal verbs are just confusing because they are so many and the forms are similar but the meanings are not. I just remember that one of my English teachers told me not to use "get" to write a paper because the word has been overused and she called the word "one-dollar-worth." Speaking of "get over it" I wonder if the word order is correct or not because I learned it should be "get IT over." Does it depend on the situation??

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