Deal
What’s the deal with the word deal? It appears in trade, business, politics and colloquial expressions.
verbs
‘Get’ 4: Understand | Other verbs
GET is sometimes confusing because in conversations it can replace a number of verbs. As always, you can download a free Study Sheet with explanations and examples at the end of this post. Do you get it? Ellen is talking… Read More »‘Get’ 4: Understand | Other verbs
‘GET’3: Movement | Arrive | Phrasal verbs
In combination with prepositions of place or movement, ‘GET’ forms PHRASAL VERBS that describe a MOVEMENT, or talk about arriving. For a list of phrasal verbs with ‘GET’ that speak about movement, download my free Study Sheet as a PDF.… Read More »‘GET’3: Movement | Arrive | Phrasal verbs
‘GET’ 1: Obtain | Buy | Receive | Catch | Fetch
‘GET’ in front of a noun can mean obtain, buy, receive, catch or fetch. See how ‘GET’ is used with nouns, and meet George, Ellen and Tom, the three protagonists of the series ‘Get a Life!‘ You can download a… Read More »‘GET’ 1: Obtain | Buy | Receive | Catch | Fetch
The verb ‘GET’: 7 facts
‘GET’ is the protagonist of the series “Get a Life!”. In order to get to know it better, let’s take a closer look at it. My students frequently ask me, What is GET about? I just can’t make sense of… Read More »The verb ‘GET’: 7 facts