GET
To leave a bus, train or plane.
GET OFF
To leave your bed in the morning
GET UP
To have a good relationship with someone
GET ON WITH SOMEONE
To escape or have a holiday
GET AWAY
To recover from an illness or overcome a problem
To not get punished for something you have done.
GET AWAY WITH
to have a friendly relationship with someone
GET ALONG
GET BY
to dispose of something, to remove
GET RID OF
news or information that become known to everyone
GET OUT
to enter a car, room or home
start doing or continue doing an activity
GET ON
TO BE UNDERSTOOD
GET ACROSS
To succeed in finishing a task
GET Through
Get serious about a topic
GET DOWN TO