Different ways to use the word "get" to sound more like a native speaker!

11 Common Uses of "GET"

I GOT a new coat during the sales this month

meaning = become (describe a change of state)

Each summer the temperature GETS hotter and hotter.

Geometry is not my best subject. No matter how my teacher explains the lesson, I just don't GET IT.

I don't exactly see what you're GETTING AT.

I have so much to do this weekend. I'd better GET ON WITH IT sooner than later.

Washing the dishes is my least favorite chore. I always try to GET OUT OF it if possible.

meaning = to manage or survive (especially financially)

My job doesn't pay me enough to GET BY each month. I'm going to look for another part time job.

I never GET mail anymore! It's always bills and junk mail!