Phrasal Verbs with Get: Part IV

Welcome to our Phrasal Verbs lesson! Phrasal verbs are combinations of verbs and prepositions or adverbs that have unique meanings. In this lesson, we'll explore various phrasal verbs and their meanings. Let's dive in! Get out Clean something. To eliminate dirt or stains She got out the stains from the carpet using a powerful cleaner. He spent hours trying to get out the stubborn grease stain from his shirt. Get out of Leave, exit, or become free of They managed to get out of the crowded room through a secret exit. She was eager to get out of the party and go home. Get out of Circumvent some obligation entirely He always tries to find excuses to get out of attending family gatherings. She managed to get out of doing the chores by pretending to be sick. Get out of Leave or exit a place Let's get out of here before it starts raining. They hurriedly got out of the burning building. Get over Overcome She managed to get over her fear of public speaking through practice. He needed time to get over
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