GET ACROSS - Phrasal Verb Meaning & Examples in English

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This video gives so much to start learning about Phrasal Verbs.. They are hard to understand but we know where to go..

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[@melynabournane1339]

Thanks a lot Is the phrasal verbs Get Across separable or inseparable ?

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Separable ... see the examples in the video.

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Hello sir how are you please make a video about may have and might have

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Eventually I will.

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[@armandodelgadolopez9201]

This is an interesting phrasal verb. Are these two sentences correct?: I wonder how I could get across my point of view on this matter to closed minded people. I wonder how I could get my point of view on this matter across to closed minded people. How do you say: How could I or How I could?

[@WoodwardEnglish]

The second sentence is correct.

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Ok, TKS for your help!

[@JoonKimDMD]

How is it different from "get through to someone"?

[@WoodwardEnglish]

I can mean the same.

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[@tiagomorais4380]

FRENCH TRANSLATE (🇫🇷): •GET... ACROSS= De Comprendre, Faire comprendre, avoir compris

[@choubeila2996]

Thank you ,but I just don’t get the meaning of the sentence when ‘’get across’ is not separable

[@mittalshyama]

I did not get it. Please explain to me to understand.

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