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Newguest Posted 18 years ago
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Hi guys!

Could you tell me if the examples below are corect:

1. He's got some problems, but I'm sure he can get over them.

2. I'd love to get around to an exotic country for a while.

3. It took Sharon two months to get over her illness.

4. The thieves got out of the house even though the police had surrounded the building

5. I'll have to get down to my work soon - I've got lots to do.

6. The news of the party got around the office very quickly.

Thank you
  

Top answer

There you go, piece of cake, reminds me of the Arthur and Mary textbooks from the 80s 1. He's got some problems, but I'm sure he can get over them. I find this one OK 2.

— Planet Hopper

  • There you go, piece of cake, reminds me of the Arthur and Mary textbooks from the 80s 1.
  • He's got some problems, but I'm sure he can get over them.
  • I find this one OK 2.
  • I'd love to get around to an exotic country for a while.
  • Not sure if get around has that meaning, don't think so.
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There you go, piece of cake, reminds me of the Arthur and Mary textbooks from the 80s Emotion: smile

1. He's got some problems, but I'm s
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NewguestHere is how I see them:

1. He's got some problems, but I'm sure he will / can get over them.

2. I'd love to go get around to an exotic country for a while.

3. It took Sharon two months to get over her illness. ok

4. The thieves esacped got out of the house even though the police had surrounded the building
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Thank you for the fast replies guys Emotion: wink
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I would change only one:
I'd love to get around away to an exotic country for a while.
CJ
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