To become successful in one's life or career, to GET OVER, To GET AHEAD, to GET BEHIND, to GET TOGETHER, To do something successfully although it is not the best way of doing it, to GET AWAY with, to GET ACROSS, to GET THROUGH, to GET OUT, To support somebody or something, to GET THROUGH, to GET INTO, to GET BEHIND, To GET AHEAD, To a closed vehicle, building, etc.:, to GET BY, to GET THROUGH, to GET OUT, to GET OVER, To start to do or deal with something, to GET AWAY with, to GET DOWN, to GET ONTO someone, to GET TOGETHER, To pass a difficult or testing experience or period, to GET THROUGH, to GET DOWN, to GET BEHIND, to GET OVER, To have a friendly relationship, to GET BEHIND, to GET ACROSS, to GET ON, to GET OVER, To manage with difficulty to live or accomplish something, to GET DOWN, to GET OFF work, to GET THROUGH, to GET BY, To swallow, to GET DOWN, to GET ONTO someone, to GET INTO, to GET OVER, To stop feeling unhappy about something, to GET OVER, to GET ON, to GET BACK with, to GET INTO, To make somebody understand, to GET ACROSS, to GET THROUGH, to GET AWAY with, to GET INTO, To become interested in something, to GET OFF work, to GET ON, to GET BEHIND, to GET INTO, to leave work with permission, usually at the end of the day, to GET BEHIND, to GET BY, to GET OFF work, to GET BACK with, To return from a trip, or to restart a finished relationship, to GET ACROSS, to GET BACK with, to GET AWAY with, to GET OFF work, To meet socially, to GET TOGETHER, to GET OVER, to GET OUT, to GET BACK with.

TO GET (phrasal verbs)

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