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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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"It gets you everywhere.
What is the meaning of "It gets you everywhere."?
ex) English gets you everywhere.
Flattery gets you everywhere.
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Thank you so much.
ex) English gets you everywhere.
Flattery gets you everywhere.
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Thank you so much.
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This is yet another idiomatic use of the ever-present get . In the first, it means takes you everywhere; in the second, it means more like brings you everything you need.
- This is yet another idiomatic use of the ever-present get .
- In the first, it means takes you everywhere; in the second, it means more like brings you everything you need.
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This is yet another idiomatic use of the ever-present get. In the first, it means takes you everywhere; in the second, it means more like brings you everything you need.
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