English Phrasal Verbs: Get On / Along With Someone

Hello, everybody! This is jack from tofluency.com and in this English lesson,

we're going to have a look at the phrasal verb 'get on with', so I'm going to

show you an example

give you more examples and then tell you what to do after taking this lesson.

"We met, we connected,

we got on really well." So, in the video, I said, "We met ,we connected

we got on with each other." Now, I was talking about how I met my wife in

Ecuador and there's a link in the description where you can watch the full

video, but in this video I'm going to focus on the phrasal verb 'get on with'. So,

to get on with someone is to like someone... to connect with someone. So, when

I met my wife,

I liked her, we connected, we got on with each other. Now, in American English, we

say get along.

So, instead of get on with its get along with. Here's another example: he doesn't

get on with his mother-in-law or in American English, he doesn't get along

with his mother-in-law. He gets on with everyone or he gets along with everyone.

Now, what I want you to do is to watch this lesson where I give another example

of this phrasal verb.

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