Collocations with GET
Keep in mind that get is the most versatile verb in English because depending on what word comes after it, it changes meaning. It's difficult to say how many collocations there are with get, but the following is a good way to remember some of its most common ones.
1. Do you always get along with all partners in a classroom?
2- Do you usually get over an ear infection quickly or slowly?
Can you guess the meaning of all expressions here? See the examples provided in the chart. And in case you don't understand any of them, ask your teacher next time you go to class.
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#84: Get as a Verb
If you want to learn more about the verb "get", here you have some very nice infographic telling you a bit of the meaning of get when it is connected to some prepositions.

Taken from http://www.grammar.net/two-word-verbs-with-get-infographic
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