The document discusses the English verb "to get" and how it has many uses and meanings, making it difficult for students to learn. It provides examples of using "get" with a past participle to indicate an action was completed, such as "get married" or "get divorced." It also gives examples of phrasal verbs and expressions using "get" like "get lost" or "get on well" with someone. The document encourages students to keep practicing this multi-use verb.

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Tiene infinitos usos y significados, por
eso resulta tan difícil para los alumnos
Obtener
Recibir: I Transform Llegar:
(comprar):
got a letter arse: It is When did
Where did
yesterday getting you get
she get
morning dark there?
that bag?

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Get Married She got married in Paris
Get Divorced Martin is getting divorced
Get Undressed I got undressed and went to
bed
Get Lost We got lost in the woods

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Phrasal verbs and expressions
I get on very I am going to
How are you
well with my get rid of all
getting on?
boss my old books
Tener una buena ¿Cómo estás? Deshacerse de
relación con algo
alguien

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