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    Vicki and Matt discuss having a party for BBC Learning English where they can come over, join in, and get down. Vicki invites Matt to come over and join their party, even if he can't come in person. Matt likes the song they are listening to and wants to dance. Vicki notes the song encourages dancing by using the phrase "get down," which means to dance. Matt agrees "get down" is informal slang commonly used in songs, especially American English songs, to mean dance. They observe their friend Paul really getting down and dancing enthusiastically.

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    Vicki and Matt discuss having a party for BBC Learning English where they can come over, join in, and get down. Vicki invites Matt to come over and join their party, even if he can't come in person. Matt likes the song they are listening to and wants to dance. Vicki notes the song encourages dancing by using the phrase "get down," which means to dance. Matt agrees "get down" is informal slang commonly used in songs, especially American English songs, to mean dance. They observe their friend Paul really getting down and dancing enthusiastically.

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    Vicki and Matt discuss having a party for BBC Learning English where they can come over, join in, and get down. Vicki invites Matt to come over and join their party, even if he can't come in person. Matt likes the song they are listening to and wants to dance. Vicki notes the song encourages dancing by using the phrase "get down," which means to dance. Matt agrees "get down" is informal slang commonly used in songs, especially American English songs, to mean dance. They observe their friend Paul really getting down and dancing enthusiastically.

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    BBC Learning English

    PARTY Part 1

    to come over, to join in, to get down

    Part 1 conversation:

    VICKI: Lets have a BBC Learning English party!


    MATT: Yeah, why dont you come over and join in?
    VICKI: Even if you cant come over here, you can still join in with our party!
    MATT: Oooooh I like this song (VICKI) come on lets dance!
    VICKI: This is a great song to dance to. And the lyrics even say get down which
    means to dance.
    MATT: Yeah its quite informal and you hear it a lot in songs, especially in American
    English. Hey - look at Paul, hes really getting down.

    Part 1 examples:

    1. to come over. I love entertaining. People often come over to dinner at my


    house.
    2. to join in. At the concert, we all joined in with the singing.
    3. to get down. Im not very good at dancing, but you just cant help getting
    down to some good music.

    Funky Phrasals BBC Learning English


    www.bbclearningenglish.com

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