Phrasal verbs with "get"

Phrasal verbs with "get"

By Reneta Hristova

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​Welcome!

Today we’ll explore everyday phrasal verbs with “get” — super useful in casual and spoken English.

Think Fast!

Look at these emojis and guess the phrasal verb:

1. ⏰🛏️⬆️ = ?

2. 🚌➡️ = ?

3. 💪😷❌ = ?

Let’s Unlock the Meaning of These Phrasal Verbs!

Phrasal Verb	Meaning	Example Sentence
Get up	To rise from bed or a seated position	I get up at 7:00 a.m. every day.
Get on	To board a bus, train, or vehicle	She got on the bus at the station.
Get off	To leave a bus, train, or vehicle	We got off the train at the last stop.
Get by	To manage or survive with limited resources	I can get by with basic Spanish when traveling.
Get over	To recover from illness or sadness	It took him months to get over the breakup.

Multiple Choice

After a difficult situation, it’s hard to __________.

• get by

• get on

• get over

• get off

Multiple Choice

I always __________ at 6:30 in the morning.

• get on

• get up

• get off

• get by

Multiple Choice

She can __________ with only a few hours of sleep.

• get off

• get by

• get on

• get over

Well Done! You've Mastered Phrasal Verbs with "Get"!

What did we learn today?

• 5 key phrasal verbs with "get" and their meanings.

• How to use these phrasal verbs in everyday contexts