How to Use GET (Part 2): Sound More Natural in Real-Life English | Daily English Talk

In today’s lesson, we’re going deeper into the word GET so you can sound more natural in real-life English conversations. 💬

You’ll learn how to use:
• GET something done – get your phone fixed, get your hair cut, get things done in adult life
• GET someone to do something – gently persuade or encourage people around you
• Phrasal verbs with GET – get over, get through, get into, get out of
• GET for change – get better, get worse, get easier, get used to
• Real-life phrases – get back to you, get behind, get ahead

This is Part 2 of our GET series, so if you enjoyed Part 1, this episode will help you go deeper while still keeping English simple, calm, and real.

Perfect for:
• Learners who want to sound more natural and less “textbook”
• A2–B2 students who already know GET but don’t use it confidently
• Anyone who wants to talk about real life, work, stress, habits, and emotions in English

Homework (write in the comments):
• This week, I need to get ______ done.
• I’m getting used to ______ in English.
• I’m getting into ______ these days.

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