Intermediate II U4 Inseparable phrasal verbs

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It´s a verb with a particle.
verb + particle + object
THROUGH
GET OFF
UP
PHRASAL VERB

 GET OFF: LEAVE A PLACE.
 I am supposed to get off work early.
PHRASAL VERBS
VERB + PARTICLE + OBJECT

 GET OVER: FORGET ABOUT IT.
 My mom will never get over it if you dress like that.
PHRASAL VERBS

 GET THROUGH: to manage to deal with a difficult situation or
to stay alive until it is over
PHRASAL VERBS

Verb + particle + preposition + O
AWAY with
GET OUT of OBJECT
AROUND to
PHRASAL VERB

 GET AWAY WITH: without consequences
 Cristina gets away with her ugly clothes.
PHRASAL VERBS

 GET OUT OF: LEAVE
 He gets out of the meeting.
PHRASAL VERBS

 GET AROUND TO: DID YOU HAVE THE TIME.
 He doesn´t get around to buying a gift.
PHRASAL VERBS

 GET GOING: leave now
 GET IT: I understand.
 GET TO KNOW: start to be familiar.
PHRASAL VERBS

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Intermediate II U4 Inseparable phrasal verbs

1. PHRASAL VERBS

2. It´s a verb with a particle. verb + particle + object THROUGH GET OFF UP PHRASAL VERB

3.  GET OFF: LEAVE A PLACE.  I am supposed to get off work early. PHRASAL VERBS VERB + PARTICLE + OBJECT

4.  GET OVER: FORGET ABOUT IT.  My mom will never get over it if you dress like that. PHRASAL VERBS

5.  GET THROUGH: to manage to deal with a difficult situation or to stay alive until it is over PHRASAL VERBS

6. Verb + particle + preposition + O AWAY with GET OUT of OBJECT AROUND to PHRASAL VERB

7.  GET AWAY WITH: without consequences  Cristina gets away with her ugly clothes. PHRASAL VERBS

8.  GET OUT OF: LEAVE  He gets out of the meeting. PHRASAL VERBS

9.  GET AROUND TO: DID YOU HAVE THE TIME.  He doesn´t get around to buying a gift. PHRASAL VERBS

10.  GET GOING: leave now  GET IT: I understand.  GET TO KNOW: start to be familiar. PHRASAL VERBS

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