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Get out of that! - verb 'get'



 
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Get out of that! - verb 'get' #1 (permalink) Mon May 01, 2006 10:25 am   Get out of that! - verb 'get'		  
Hi,

There have been several questions recently about the use of phrasal verbs and also about the use of get as a phrasal verb. If you like, you can read this and see some examples of how it is used: Phrasal verb 'get' or 'Get out out of that!
http://www.english-test.net/lessons/47/index.html

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