41.
find out
discover information
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I need to find out what happened.
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She found out the answer.
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Let me find out and get back to you.
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42.
focus on
give attention to something
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I need to focus on my English.
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Let's focus on the main issue.
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She is focusing on her career.
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43.
get ahead
make progress or move toward success
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I want to get ahead in my career.
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She works hard to get ahead.
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Learning new skills can help you get ahead.
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44.
get along
have a good relationship
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I get along well with my colleagues.
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Do you get along with your brother?
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They get along very well.
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45.
get back
return / receive something again
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I will get back home by nine.
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I will get back to you tomorrow.
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Did you get your money back?
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46.
get in
enter or arrive
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What time did you get in?
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I got in late last night.
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Please get in the car.
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47.
get off
leave a bus, train, or other transport
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We get off at the next stop.
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I got off the bus near the office.
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Get off the train carefully.
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48.
get on
enter a bus, train, or other transport / have a good relationship
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Get on the bus quickly.
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I got on the train at eight.
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I get on well with my manager.
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49.
get out
leave or escape
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Let's get out of here.
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He got out of the car.
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I need to get out for some fresh air.
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50.
get over
recover from an illness, problem, or emotional difficulty
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I am getting over a cold.
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It took him time to get over the breakup.
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She got over the problem quickly.
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