Phrasal verbs are verbs combined with prepositions or adverbs that create a meaning different from the original verb. Some common phrasal verbs discussed in the document include "get back," "get out," "get down," "get up," "get off," "get in," "get over," "get together," "get through," "get away," "get with," "get to," "get at," and "get on." Examples are provided to illustrate the meaning of each phrasal verb.

1. phrasal verbs
By: Laura Davila
Luisa Fernanda puerto

2. What are phrasal verbs?
• A phr asal ver b i s a ver b pl us a
pr eposi t i on or adver b w ch cr eat es a
hi
meani ng di f f er ent f r om t he or i gi nal
ver b.

3. Get back
• To r et ur n t o a pl ace af t er goi ng some
w e el se
her
Sent ence: she w goi ng t o t he school , but
as
she has t o get back because she l ef t t he
hom or k at hom .
ew e

5. Get out:
• To l eave a car or a pl ace
Ex: t oday m t eacher sai d m : get out of
y e
!,
t he cl assr oom because I w bot her i ng
as
m f r i end
y

7. Get down
• descend; depr essed
• Ex:I will get down when I leave this town

8. Get up
• To wake up or t o st and up
• Ex: she al ways get s up t o l at e f r om bed

9. Get off
• To st op bei ng dependent on som hi ng t hat
et
you used t o have r egul ar l y, or of someone
el se
• Ex: I w l l get of f m m w
i y om hen I 'm 18 year s
ol d

10. Get in
• To be al l ow t o ent er a pl ace
ed
Ex: Johana get in the university

11. Get over
• To begi n t o f eel bet t er af t er a shock
or an exper i ence t hat upset you
• Ex: m uncl e di ed, but I w l l get over
y i
t hi s pr obl em

12. Get together
• meet (usual l y f or soci al r easons) or t o
col l ect t hi ngs and put t hem
Ex: Let 's get t oget her f or goi ng t o a
speci al r est aur ant

13. Get through
• To deal w t h a di f f i cul t exper i ence of
i
per i od of your l i f e
• Ex: I w l l get t hr ough w t h t hi s
i i
di f f i cul t y i n m f am l y
y i

14. Get away
• To succeed i n l eavi ng a pl ace or a
per son ; escape
• Ex: I w ant t o get away
f r om t hi s w l d
or

15. Get with
• To be m e m
or oder n and f ashi onabl e
Ex: w you dr ess so ol d? You need t o get
hy
w t h t he f ashi on
i

16. Get to
• To ar r i ve at a pl ace or r each a
par t i cul ar st age i n a pr ocess
• Ex: I get t o t he of f i ce of m f r i end and
y
w beaut i f ul
as

17. Get at
• W som
hat eone r eal l y m eans, w hen t hey
ar e not sayi ng i n di r ect l y.
• Ex: What are you getting at?

18. Get on
• to continue doing something, especially with
more effort or more quickly
• Ex: get on the bus!

19. Get by
• t o f ai l t o do as much w k or pay as
or
m uch m oney as you shoul d by a
par t i cul ar t i me
• Ex: She got behi nd w t h her m t gage,
i or
she l ose her home

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