Excuse me~
①What's the meaning of "get round to doing sth"？
②What's the difference between "get round to" and " get around to?
③"get round to doing" or "get round to do"?
"get around to doing" or " get around to do"?

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Excuse me~
①What's the meaning of "get round to doing sth"？
②What's the difference between "get round to" and " get around to?
③"get round to doing" or "get round to do"?
"get around to doing" or " get around to do"?

I am in a complete bewilderment.[Image]

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Get around to doing/get round to doing is correct.
You should always use the “ing” ending after “get (a)round to” 
eg. get around to buying, get around to cleaning etc.

Hope that helps!

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Get around to     is more U.S. English
Get round to       is more U.K. English

They both mean to eventually do some action, but not necessarily all that soon.

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saying get around to is like saying you didn't think it would ever happen.
for example: "I never thought you would get around to clean your room". sorry if the explanation is not good enough.

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“Get around to” and “get round to” have the same meaning.

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Hi! 
To get round to doing something = to do a task or activity that you have been avoiding