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He got through the race but he couldn't win.

I don't like to get up at 06.00 am. / I got up to leave the office.

She doesn't get across this section. X It was difficult to get new ideas across to senior
staff.He tried to get across his point.
Nouns frequently used as the object of get across
facts, feelings, ideas, meaning, message, point, point of view

They get along since they were children a childs.

We´ll get away next 12th October./ They tried to get away but finally they were caught up.

She arrived and got by with her old car. X Melville managed to get by on a small amount of
money. [
We can get down but I don't sure that we can climb

Let’s go get in home

We got in the coffee shop.(because it’s a place and not a country) Rome at 8 am.

I get off the train at 07:00 every morning.

We get on shopping elegant hats. If you make some coffee I'll get on with the
washing up.

They get out this information this morning

Thanks, he’s got over cancer.

In a few weeks she'll get over it.