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Get Married
Get + adjective

They’re getting married next year – the wedding will be in August.

Get Angry
Get + Adjective

My sister gets really angry when I borrow her clothes without telling her.

Get Divorced
Get + Adjective

Brenda got divorced ten years ago.

Get Tired
Get + Adjective

I got completely tired

Get Dark
Get + Adjective

It’s getting dark, let’s go home!

Get Lost
Get + Adjective

They got lost in the Mountains.

Get Better
Get + comparative

Hope you get better soon!

Get Worse
Get + Comparative

If your headache gets worse, you should see a doctor.

Get more expensive
Get + Comparative

Bacon is about to get more expensive!

Get some rest
Get + Preposition

Driving your car while drowsy can be dangerous.
Get some rest.

Get Deeper
Get + Comparative

I love scuba diving!
I want to get deeper next time in the Ocean!

Get Safe
Get + Comparative

Buying things online has gotten safer with tools like PayPal.

Get Up
Get + Preposition

My alarm clock goes off at 6:30,
but I don’t get up until 7:15.

Get along with
Get + Preposition

Your Cousin Gets Along With Your Friends so well
because she’s nice

Get Into
Get + Preposition

Pay few lessons and get into Golf.

Get Out
Get + Preposition

Get out of my sight, now!!!

Get around
Get + Preposition

It’s very easy to get around Barcelona –
there’s a great subway system.

Get together
Get + Preposition

My family always gets together for Christmas

Get Home
Get + A Place ( = Arrive)

I had to work overtime, so I didn’t get home until midnight.

Get to the Office
Get + A Place ( = Arrive)

My boss always gets to the office by 7:30 AM.

Get to the Store
Get + a Place ( = arrive)

Hurry up! I want to get to the store before it closes.

Get There
Get + a Place ( = arrive)

I don’t know exactly where downtown is.
Could you tell me how to get there?

Get a Present
Get = receive

I got lots of presents for my birthday this year.

Get an Award
(Get = Receive)

Bob got an award for being
the best salesperson in the company.










