GET

GET + noun

= receive, acquire, buy ...

I got ten Christmas cards

She went to the shops and got a new dress

It's not easy to get a job nowadays

You get wool from sheep

= go to meet (a person)

Janice is coming tomorrow. I'm going to get her at the airport.

GET + adjective (OR participle)

= become, change into

get angry get drunk

get old get married/ divorced

get hungry get lost

get wet get tired

get cold get dressed

get hot

get ready

get better/ worse

GET + to

= arrive

get to work

get to the station

get to the restaurant

get to London

****get home (NO preposition)

Get + in/on / out/off

= “enter” a vehicle / “leave” a vehicle

Get in a car

get out of a car

Get on a bus /train /plane /ship /ferry...

Get off a bus /train /plane /ship /ferry...

Get + ...

get over = get better:

Get over the flu

get up = get out of bed

We get up at seven o'clock

etc...

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