Today I’m going to make some sentences using the verb “to get”. - John doesn’t get along with his wife’s sister. - After robbing the store, the criminal got away. - When the criminal was captured, he got off lightly. He will only do community work. - I’m going back home. I will get there in a while. - I forgot to get back to my friend. He is probably upset. - I had stopped learning Indonesian, but I got back into this language one month ago. - If you want to get ahead at work, you need to speak good English. - Because I didn’t lend him my car, he got back at me by not lending me money. - I get behind the decision of our president. I think he made a good decision. - My kids always get into trouble when I’m gone. - I can’t get back because I have already got on the plane. - Passengers are preparing to get off the plane. - I can’t get in my house because I have lost the keys. - What time do you get off from work? - I'm getting together with Marisa tonight, so I won’t be able to go to the cinema with you. - He got up late, because he was scrolling videos on the bed. - What did you get up to on Valentine's Day? - If you want to get your idea across successfully, you need a varied vocabulary. - I didn’t understand your message. What are you getting at?

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