PHRASAL VERB FRIDAY: 'GET TOGETHER'
18 / 12 / 2015
PHRASAL VERB FRIDAY: 'GET TOGETHER': meaning and examples
Hello Daily Vitamin readers! It's the holiday season and many people have a lot of company and family parties.
Today's phrasal verb, TO GET TOGETHER, is useful for this time of year.
Definition: to meet for a social event.
Example 1: Do you want to get together this weekend?
Example 2: I am getting together with my old co-worker. Want to come?
Example 3: What time are you and Amy getting together?
Example 4: Let's try to get everyone together for a party before Christmas.
This phrasal verb can be INTRANSITIVE or TRANSITIVE (like in Example 4) and is SEPARABLE.
That's all for today. Thanks for reading! Have a wonderful weekend and we will see you next week for our last Daily Vitamin posts of 2015.
Today's phrasal verb, TO GET TOGETHER, is useful for this time of year.
Definition: to meet for a social event.
Example 1: Do you want to get together this weekend?
Example 2: I am getting together with my old co-worker. Want to come?
Example 3: What time are you and Amy getting together?
Example 4: Let's try to get everyone together for a party before Christmas.
This phrasal verb can be INTRANSITIVE or TRANSITIVE (like in Example 4) and is SEPARABLE.
That's all for today. Thanks for reading! Have a wonderful weekend and we will see you next week for our last Daily Vitamin posts of 2015.
