They had to stop and get some petrol.

For his birthday this year, I got my dad a sweater.

You can get a jacket from a charity shop for just a few pounds.

Will you get me a glass of water?

Helen only gets £3 an hour.

I bet you could get at least £50 for the painting.

I need to get some details from you about the accident.

I got a strange feeling in my stomach as we walked towards the house.

I got the impression they were finding the work difficult.

She eats standing up and then gets indigestion.

What do you get out of all this exercise?

What do you get if you mix red and yellow?

I’m sick of getting shouted at for things that aren’t my fault.

Somehow the paper got ripped.

You should wash that cut – it might get infected.

Let’s get you completely ready to go before we call a cab.

It took them three hours to get the fire under control.

He got his suit all dirty.

She looks forward to getting out of her business suit and into comfortable clothes at the end of the day.

She couldn’t get them to understand what she was saying.

If we could only get him to try harder.

Let’s get you into the house where it’s warm.

It’s impossible to get him off the sofa and make him do anything.

They managed to get him on the bed.

Get that dog out of my kitchen.

I don’t know how we’ll get this box up the stairs.

What time did you get home last night?

I usually get to work at about 8.30.

When will we get there?

We’ll get the timetable to you as soon as we have it.

He got halfway along the road, then remembered he had left his wallet behind.

It’s time you got cracking on that assignment.

Enough talking, let’s get to work.

We’d better get the kids going or they’ll be late.

That aggressive attitude won’t get you anywhere with her.

The way he acts, it’s like he’s out to get me.