Choose a topic, practice it, and we will work on it together in class.
| English | Korean | Example |
|---|---|---|
| get along with | ~μ μ μ§λ΄λ€ | She gets along well with her coworkers. |
| get up | μΌμ΄λλ€ / κΈ°μνλ€ | I get up at six every morning. |
| get away (escape) | λλ§μΉλ€ / λ²μ΄λλ€ | The thief got away before the police arrived. |
| get away with | (λμ μ§μ) νκ³ λ μ²λ²μ λͺ¨λ©΄νλ€ | He cheated on the test and got away with it. |
| get back (return) | λμμ€λ€ / λμκ°λ€ | We got back from our trip last night. |
| get back at | ~μκ² λ³΅μνλ€ / μκ°μνλ€ | She wants to get back at her rude coworker. |
| get back to (reply) | ~μκ² λμ€μ λ€μ μ°λ½νλ€ | I'll get back to you by email tomorrow. |
| get by | κ·Έλμ λ μ΄μκ°λ€ / λ²ν°λ€ | We can get by on one small salary. |
| get down (depress) | μ°μΈνκ² νλ€ | This gloomy weather really gets me down. |
| get down to | ~μ 본격μ μΌλ‘ μμνλ€ | Let's get down to business right away. |
| get in (arrive) | λμ°©νλ€ | My train gets in at ten thirty. |
| get in (a car) | (μΉμ©μ°¨μ) νλ€ | Get in the car; we're already late. |
| get into (become interested) | ~μ λΉ μ§λ€ / ν₯λ―Έλ₯Ό κ°κ² λλ€ | I've really gotten into jazz music lately. |
| get into (a school) | ~μ μ ννλ€ / ν©κ²©νλ€ | She worked hard and got into her dream university. |
| get off (a bus) | (λ²μ€Β·κΈ°μ°¨μμ) λ΄λ¦¬λ€ | Get off at the next stop, please. |
| get off work | ν΄κ·Όνλ€ | What time do you get off work today? |
| get on (a bus) | (λ²μ€Β·κΈ°μ°¨μ) νλ€ | We got on the wrong bus this morning. |
| get on with (a task) | (νλ μΌμ) κ³μνλ€ | Stop chatting and get on with your work. |
| get on with (people) | ~μ μ¬μ΄μ’κ² μ§λ΄λ€ | Do you get on with your new neighbors? |
| get out | λκ°λ€ / λΉ μ Έλκ°λ€ | Let's get out of here before it rains. |
| get out of (avoid) | (νκΈ° μ«μ μΌμ) νΌνλ€ / λΉ μ§λ€ | He tried to get out of washing the dishes. |
| get over (recover) | 극볡νλ€ / (λ³Β·μΆ©κ²©μμ) ν볡νλ€ | It took me weeks to get over the flu. |
| get it over with | (νκΈ° μ«μ μΌμ) 빨리 ν΄μΉμ°λ€ | Let's just get it over with now. |
| get through (a hard time) | 견λ λ΄λ€ / ν€μ³ λκ°λ€ | Her support helped me get through hard times. |
| get through to (reach) | ~μκ² μ°λ½μ΄ λΏλ€ / μ΄ν΄μν€λ€ | I couldn't get through to customer service. |
| get together | λͺ¨μ΄λ€ / λ§λλ€ | Let's get together for coffee this weekend. |
| get up to | (λ³λ μΌμ) νλ€ / ~νλ©° μ§λ΄λ€ | What did the kids get up to today? |
| get ahead | μΆμΈνλ€ / μμ λκ°λ€ | You must keep learning to get ahead. |
| get around (travel) | λμλ€λλ€ / μ΄λνλ€ | Tourists get around the city by subway. |
| get around to | ~ν 짬μ λ΄λ€ / λ§μΉ¨λ΄ ~νλ€ | I finally got around to cleaning my desk. |
| get across | (μλ―Έλ₯Ό) μ λ¬νλ€ / μ΄ν΄μν€λ€ | He struggled to get his point across. |
| get at (imply) | ~μ μμνλ€ / λ§νλ €κ³ νλ€ | What exactly are you getting at? |
| get rid of | μμ λ€ / μ²λΆνλ€ | We finally got rid of our old sofa. |
| get used to | ~μ μ΅μν΄μ§λ€ | She quickly got used to city life. |
| get carried away | ν₯λΆν΄μ λλ₯Ό λλ€ | I got carried away and bought ten books. |
| get in touch | μ°λ½νλ€ | Please get in touch when you arrive. |
| get lost | κΈΈμ μλ€ | We got lost without a map in Tokyo. |
| get going | μΆλ°νλ€ / μλλ₯΄λ€ | It's getting late; we should get going. |
| get dressed | μ·μ μ λ€ | Hurry up and get dressed for school. |
| get married | κ²°νΌνλ€ | They got married last spring in Jeju. |
| get divorced | μ΄νΌνλ€ | The couple got divorced after ten years. |
| get better | λμμ§λ€ / ν볡λλ€ | Your English will get better with practice. |
| get worse | λλΉ μ§λ€ / μ νλλ€ | The traffic gets worse every single year. |
| get ready | μ€λΉνλ€ | Get ready; the guests arrive at six. |
| get started | μμνλ€ | Let's get started on the project today. |
| get in shape | λͺΈλ§€λ₯Ό κ°κΎΈλ€ / 건κ°μ λμ°Ύλ€ | I jog every morning to get in shape. |
| get on someone's nerves | μ κ²½μ κ±°μ¬λ¦¬κ² νλ€ | That loud music gets on my nerves. |
| get the hang of | ~μ μλ Ήμ ν°λνλ€ | You'll soon get the hang of driving. |
| get out of hand | κ±·μ‘μ μ μκ² λλ€ | The party got completely out of hand. |
| get cold feet | κ²μ΄ λμ λ§μ€μ΄λ€ | He got cold feet right before the wedding. |
| get in the way | λ°©ν΄κ° λλ€ | Don't let fear get in the way. |
| get one's act together | μ μ μ°¨λ¦¬κ³ μ λλ‘ νλ€ | You need to get your act together soon. |
| get off the ground | μμ‘°λ‘κ² μμλλ€ / κΆ€λμ μ€λ₯΄λ€ | The project finally got off the ground. |
| get hold of | ꡬνλ€ / ~μ μ°λ½μ΄ λΏλ€ | Where can I get hold of concert tickets? |
| get even with | ~μκ² μκ°μνλ€ / 볡μνλ€ | He swore to get even with them someday. |