Phrasal verbs con el verbo “to get”

Los phrasal verbs son muy comunes en inglés y se utilizan a diario sobre todo en el lenguaje hablado, por lo tanto es muy beneficioso acostumbrarse a usarlos al hablar y escribir, así como entender lo que significan. Eso es exactamente lo que haremos hoy. Centrémonos en algunos phrasal verbs que comienzan con el verbo “to get”.

Vamos a echar un vistazo a este breve párrafo sobre una escuela de buceo en Tailandia y fíjate en el uso de los phrasal verbs.

Recuerda:

1. Lee
2. Comprende el texto
3. Practica

Texto

“Our diving school on Koh Tao island Thailand has been open for 10 years this summer. We get people of all ages coming to learn to dive and study to be dive masters at our academy. The first thing most people need to get over when they come here is their fear of water. It may surprise you to know just how many people are afraid of getting in the water and staying in it while holding an oxygen tank on their backs and a mask over their faces.

Most people get along fine but there are always a few casualties who just can’t seem to get a grip with all of the equipment and situations they are put through. A good way to get around one’s fear of water is by spending as much time as possible in the water, especially open water. Which is what we try to do from the first day onwards so that our students can get down to business and learn to dive and handle themselves in deep water.

Normally we have people of many different nationalities coming to our school to learn and they all get along  well with each other as they all share a common interest. Diving is both fun and exciting and for those who haven’t tried it you really should! Once you are able to get out into the water and float above the beautiful coral and fish, you may feel that you are on another planet. Come visit us here in Thailand for an unforgettable experience!”

Phrasal verbs con “get”

Get over (something) – superar algo o dejar de pensar en ello.

Get in – entrar, subirse

Get along – progresar, llevar bien algo

Get a grip – controlarse, controlar tus emociones

Get around – superar, solucionar

Get down to – ponerse con algo

Get along with – llevarse bien con

Get out into – adentrarse en una zona abierta (el mar, la naturaleza, etc.)

Recuerda que aprender phrasal verbs es fácil y divertido, ¡sólo necesitas práctica! Así que sigue aprendiendo, you will get along just perfectly!

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