English Lesson: How to Use Get - Learn this Incredibly Useful and Adaptable Verb (Lots of Examples!)

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A great history behind the phrase: "time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana" Groucho Marx's quote.

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[@lollylolly4821]

Hello from France with this verb"get" I sometimes "get lost" but now, after your explanations I "got it". Now I am getting home to get a coffee. Thank you a lot, Jack!!!

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One of the best lesson I have ever seen handling the powerful verb to GET. Many thanks for your help.

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I think that about ''get'' is so difficult because in my country haven't ''get'' in a specific situation with a conversation another person but I studied as well and love more way english conversation. tks for everything To Fluency.

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The word I come across the most, thanks to Jack, you are an excellent teacher.

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Thank you Sir for this lesson. Useful enough.

[@igorlyka9430]

Thanks Jack, thank you teacher!!! it is a best explanation about "GET" what I have got since I study English. Best regards from Ukraine.

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I'm srilankan . I can understand your explanations thank you

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[@biswajitadhikari6432]

I got to get a lot of excitement today by getting hang of the get and I will be getting on with life happily to get more of it in future

[@sendatamie8574]

Great video , the explanation is clear .it helps me to understand. thank you teacher.

[@albertos.4901]

This lesson was great!! GET is a verb somehow complicated sometimes. I'll watch this video several times.

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It is one of the great lessons . Please choose more words like this . Its really beneficial .... God bless u sir 🙂

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thanks a lot your explanation is so clear and digestible , keep it up please 🌷✌

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Thank you, and I hope you will always develop this channel, and that English will be translated on this video.👌💯💯🇮🇲

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This lesson is life savior for me 🙌 thank you so much ✌️

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Wow great lesson thank you 😊 ❤

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Am watching from the UK 🇬🇧

[@christianrusso2996]

I love the word "get", there's a world hidden behind these three letters. It's a jolly word and getting the meaning isn't always straightforward.

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Thank you for the lesson

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Thanks a bunch for such an amazing video! I love it!

[@basiathecat]

01:25 to gain possession of/ to buy 02:30 becoming ill 03:45 to obtain something/bring something for someone 04:46 to understand/to hear 05:20 to change/to become 05:47 movement 08:10 to get/to achieve something to get married, to get ready, to get home, to get in, get some rest/sleep, to get into trouble, 13:04 to get to the bottom of something 13:55 to get the hang of something 14:29 to get a kick out of something

[@chinhle112]

Thanks Jack. These are very common uses of "get" yet very useful at the same time👍. Also I really like your accent😊

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Well done Jack for this lesson on the verb Get. Congratulations for teaching us this topic In only 15 min Very clear and efficient lesson 💪. I have been watching your vidéos for 2 years, and i still getting eager to learn more about English. I am not sure this last sentence is correct 🤔

[@tofluency]

You’d say, “I’m still eager...”

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Glad to have you back. Thank you for the feedback!

[@BoruRahap]

1) Get in/out for small transportations, like : a car. e.g : I get in a car for going to office all of the time.^,^ 2)) Get on/off for big transportation, like : bus, train & plane. e.g : All of the passengers have gotten off after landing.^,^

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Really useful lesson, Jack! Thanks!

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Wow, these sentences are great stuff! They are all in my vocabulary trainer now. About grammar: They have this "secret of saying it short" which seems to be very common - and theoretically I miss something, but practically I know that's perfect English. Does this secret have a name?

[@vi683]

It is very useful lesson with the word "get".

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Extermely useful,thanx😉

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Thanks for this interesting lesson. Greetings from germany

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Nice! Got it!

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[@НадеждаМАКАРОВА-ф5о]

Sorry, I have some doubts about correctness of your phrase ' I didn't get what you mean' . Like ' I didn't get yesterday what you mean today'. Is it colloquial?

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[@AnaPaula-London]

You explain very well, congratulations! Gratitude for your teachings. :)

[@cindyho3574]

got it! thank you

[@RuthenilsonBarreto]

Great class

[@brigittesaint-pe2604]

Hello Jack Thanks for this video. I am used to this strong verb "get" but it's always useful to get a little pinprick of "Get." Concerning the verb Get and transport, I heard that, we must use "to get on" when we are referring to all vehicles in which we can move along ( train; plane, bus) ; Otherwise, we must use "Get in". Nevertheless, we must use "Get on " when we talk about all means of transport on which we can go up, such as a bicycle or a horse. Could you tell me if these theories hold water ? Thanks for your answer.

[@welle9043]

May I ask you, why do you pronunce the "^" sound like an "u" and not kinda of "a"? For instance in words "bus", "but", "country".

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[@luizabarros1320]

Ok, I think I got it! Tanks a lot.

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[@brigittesaint-pe2604]

Hello Jack I am sending you another message. I have just tried to understand the sentence : "time flies like an arrow, but fruit flies like a banana..." in fact, it is a huge puzzle for me. It doesn't make any sense to me. Fruit flies are insects, so fruit flies like (to eat ) banana. It is a wordplay, isn't ? English humor 🙂 I don't know if you understand a litlle French language, but I have got a joke for you ( in French, race cars are called : "voitures de courses" -What sort of car do you prefer ? - The car, of course.... 😉

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