To get
- Let's look at some expressions with the verb "to get".
- These expressions are very common, and you already know a few.
- Here are some more. Try and learn them.
- He gets up at half-past seven every morning.
- The train gets in at eleven thirty.
- It took him a long time to get over his illness.
- Let's go home. It's getting dark.
- Speak louder. She's getting very deaf.
- These records are cheaper than those, but they are still quite expensive.
- Please, go and get me a paper, I'm too busy to go myself.
- The burglar got into the house through a small window.
- Take a number thirty-seven bus and get off at Charing Cross.
- Everyone was trying to get on the bus at once.
- What's the matter? - I've got a headache, a toothache, a sore throat and a cold,
- and nobody asks me how I feel!