Get
We the verb 'to get' in many different ways. Here are some of the more common usages.
'Get' meaning to acquire or come into possession of something:
'Get your cold drinks here.'
'Get' meaning to become or change state:
'She got very angry after she learnt that he had recorded over her favourite program.'
'Get' meaning to receive something:
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