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"My neighbor's dog had a litter of seven gets. "

"My family's royal get is quite old and prestigious. "

"The tennis player's difficult get at the net gave the opponent a chance to win the point. "

"My latest get is a new cookbook; I'm excited to try the recipes. "

"My sister got a new bicycle for her birthday. "

"He got a severe reprimand for that."

"My sister gets a new pair of shoes every year. "

"Can you get my bag from the living-room, please?"

"She got tired after working all day. "

"The new teacher's methods got the students more interested in their lessons. "

"The teacher got the students to clean their desks. "

"I got him to his room."

"Get him here at once."

"The student is trying to get into a better position in the class. "

"to get a mile"

"After lunch we got chatting."

"I normally get the 7:45 train."

"My mom got the phone call from the school. "

"Great. I get to clean the toilets today."

"I'm not sure I get what the teacher is saying about fractions. "

""You look just like Helen Mirren." / "I get that a lot.""

"He got bitten by a dog."

"I went on holiday and got malaria."

"He keeps calling pretending to be my boss—it gets me every time."

"The math problem really got me; I couldn't figure it out. "

"What did you get for question four?"

"The police got the thief who stole the school's valuable computer equipment. "

"I couldn't get the teacher's instructions completely; she spoke too quickly. "

"I put the getter into the container to get the gases."

"My grandfather got me interested in history when he told stories of his youth. "

"My son is trying to get the multiplication tables. "

"Get her with her new hairdo."

"The teacher said, "Get out of the classroom now!" "

"They’re coming to get you, Barbara."

"The farmer got a good profit from his harvest this year. "

"Did you get her temperature?"

"That new student is a real git; he's always disrupting class. "

"The rabbi explained that the couple needed to obtain a get before they could legally divorce. "