Phrasal Verbs "Get" B2 (FCE) C1 (CAE) Cambridge
Phrasal Verbs con GET esenciales para exámenes B2 First Certificate y C1 Advanced de Cambridge
Phrasal Verbs con ”Get”
Estos son los phrasal verbs con “GET” más usados y que más aparecen en exámenes de Cambridge:
To Get about: Moverse
“Do you know how to get about in Madrid without a map?”
To get above : Volverse engreído
“After getting such good marks he started to get above”
To get across : Llegar al otro lado / Hacer que alguien te entienda
“I could not get my message across to my boss”
To get after : Hacer que alguien haga algo
“He never gives the report in on time, I always have to get after him”
To get ahead : Adelantarse
“Studying all weekend has made me manage to get ahead”
To get along/on with : Llevarse bien
“I really get along with my partner”
To get around to : Poder hacer algo que llevabas tiempo queriendo hacer
“I finally got round to do my homework”
To get at : Sobornar / Meterse con alguien
“He is always getting at me for not having good spelling”
To get away : Irse de vacaciones
“Have you been able to get away this year?”
To get away with : Salir impune
“He got away with murder”
To get back : Volver
“I really want to get back to work”
To get back at : Vengarse
“I got back at John for letting me down”
To get back to : Devolver la llamada
“As soon as I get to the office I will get back to you”
To get/fall behind : Quedarse atrás
“I am falling behind with my reports”
To get by : Arreglárselas
“Are you able to get by on your own?”
To get by on: Sobrevivir económicamente
“How much do you need to get by on in London?”
To get down to: Poder llegar a hacer algo que llevabas tiempo queriendo hacer
“I could finally get down to studying english”
To get in : Entrar / Meterse
“I was not able to get in the house because I left my keys at work”
To get out : Salir / Salirse
“Please get out of my class if you decide not to behave”
To get out of : Librarse
“I was not able to get out of cutting the lawn”
To get over : Superar
“It took me a long time to get over my divorce”
To get over with: Terminar algo que llevabas tiempo queriendo hacer
“I really needed to get over with buying my Christmas presents”
To get rid of : Deshacerse de algo
“We need to get rid of that smell”
To get through to : Ser capaz de establecer comunicación con alguien
“Did you get through to John?”
To get to : Comenzar a hacer algo que llevabas tiempo queriendo hacer / Que te enfade algo
“People that constantly interrupt you really gets to me”
