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Indeed, I may have missed some uses of “get”, so if you think of any other uses of "get" 
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Get is used " instead of  "receive" or "have"

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Did you get your refund from the company?

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Will you get a party on your birthday?

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Do you expect to get a high-paying job right out of university?

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It is very important that I get this job.

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I got two hours only before the exam to study yesterday.

• I am getting a lot of positive feedback on your work done day before

[Audio] "In the English language, the word 'get' is often used as an alternative for 'become' in certain contexts. Here are some examples of this. He is getting better - talking about someone improving in some way.
Sorry bro, I could not come to your party yesterday, I got tired - referring to someone becoming tired.
My back is getting stiff - describing a physical change.
It's getting harder and harder to crack any competitive exam - talking about something becoming more difficult.
These fees of examinations have gotten to be ridiculous - referring to something becoming outrageous in price. ". 

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Sorry bro, I could not come to your party 
yesterday, I got tired.

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“It's getting harder and harder to crack any 
competitive exam.

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These fees of examinations have gotten to be 
ridiculous!

[Audio] "When substituting "get" for "go, come, or arrive," it is important to pay attention to the context of the sentence. In our example sentences, we have used "get" to mean "go" in the first sentence, "come" in the second, and "arrive" in the third. In the first sentence, "My father will punish me if I don't get home on time," it is clear that the speaker is referring to the action of going home. In the second sentence, "He did not sign up for the tour because it was not really hard to get around in," it is clear that the speaker is referring to the action of coming around. Finally, in the third sentence, "She got back from her maternity leave," it is clear that the speaker is referring to the action of arriving. In each of these examples, the use of "get" works well to substitute the related verbs of "go," "come," and "arrive.". 

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Get is used instead of “go”, “come”, or “arrive”

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My father will punish me if I don't get home on time.

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He did not sign up for the tour because it  was not really hard to get around in.

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She got back from her maternity leave.

[Audio] In this example, "get" is used as a way to understand a concept. When someone has "got your point," this means they have understood an idea you are trying to explain. Additionally, if you ask someone if they got what you were trying to get across, you are asking whether they have understood what you were attempting to communicate. As you can see, "get" can be used instead of "understand" in many contexts.. 

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Did you get what I was trying to get across?

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She got your point but you did not quite get.

[Audio] Arrive". "The word 'get' is frequently used as a substitute for 'arrive', both in speaking and in writing. For example, instead of saying 'My friend arrived at the airport last night,' you might say 'My friend got to the airport last night.' This is a useful replacement word when you need to avoid repeating words in your writing or speaking.". 

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[Audio] "This quote from Author perfectly captures the idea of getting. In English, we can use a variety of words to express this common idea. In the next slide, we will explore one example of getting as it applies to a specific animal.". 

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consectetuer adipiscing elit.” 
- Author

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Subscribe, like and do 
press the bell icon.

[Audio] At the end of this presentation, I would like to thank everyone for their attention and for participating in this discussion. It has been a pleasure to explore the different ways of using the word “get” in English, and to provide some useful examples of how it can be used. I hope you have found this presentation beneficial and helpful in understanding this complex concept. Thank you once again and have a pleasant day.. 

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"In the English language, the word 'get' is often used as an alternative for 'become' in certain contexts

He is getting better - talking about someone improving in some way.

Sorry bro, I could not come to your party yesterday, I got tired - referring to someone becoming tired.

My back is getting stiff - describing a physical change.

It's getting harder and harder to crack any competitive exam - talking about something becoming more difficult.

These fees of examinations have gotten to be ridiculous - referring to something becoming outrageous in price

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"When substituting "get" for "go, come, or arrive," it is important to pay attention to the context of the sentence

In our example sentences, we have used "get" to mean "go" in the first sentence, "come" in the second, and "arrive" in the third

In the first sentence, "My father will punish me if I don't get home on time," it is clear that the speaker is referring to the action of going home

In the second sentence, "He did not sign up for the tour because it  was not really hard to get around in," it is clear that the speaker is referring to the action of coming around

Finally, in the third sentence, "She got back from her maternity leave," it is clear that the speaker is referring to the action of arriving

In each of these examples, the use of "get" works well to substitute the related verbs of "go," "come," and "arrive."

In this example, "get" is used as a way to understand a concept

When someone has "got your point," this means they have understood an idea you are trying to explain

Additionally, if you ask someone if they got what you were trying to get across, you are asking whether they have understood what you were attempting to communicate

As you can see, "get" can be used instead of "understand" in many contexts.

"The word 'get' is frequently used as a substitute for 'arrive', both in speaking and in writing

For example, instead of saying 'My friend arrived at the airport last night,' you might say 'My friend got to the airport last night.' This is a useful replacement word when you need to avoid repeating words in your writing or speaking."

"This quote from Author perfectly captures the idea of getting

In English, we can use a variety of words to express this common idea

In the next slide, we will explore one example of getting as it applies to a specific animal."

"The final slide in our presentation covers some of the ways that you can stay up to date with our latest content and news

We recommend that you 'subscribe' to our channel, 'like' our content, and 'do' press the bell icon

If you follow these steps, you'll never miss an update again."

At the end of this presentation, I would like to thank everyone for their attention and for participating in this discussion

It has been a pleasure to explore the different ways of using the word “get” in English, and to provide some useful examples of how it can be used

I hope you have found this presentation beneficial and helpful in understanding this complex concept

Thank you once again and have a pleasant day.