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Speak English Naturally! Master This Commonly Used Phrase That Native Speakers Use (Get +)

Speak English Naturally! Master This Commonly Used Phrase That Native Speakers Use (Get +)

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From the album To Fluency Podcast: English with Jack

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Get English fluency training here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC32mYgIHS-e3C3Eyd2tRw6g/join In this English lesson, we’ll explore a useful and common construction: get + object + past participle, which is often used to describe situations where someone arranges for someone else to perform a service. Whether it’s getting your hair cut or your house cleaned, this structure will help you sound more natural and fluent in English. Listen to our podcast here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZOJurmtexYqc6KY_Db4-fV7F06af1FkW Understanding the "Get Something Done" Construction 👉 The construction is formed by: Get + Object + Past Participle This structure is used when someone arranges for another person to do something. For example: "I get my hair cut every month." (Here, you arrange for a hairdresser to cut your hair; you don’t do it yourself.) 1. Get My Hair Cut "I get my hair cut every month." "I’m going to get my hair cut this weekend." "She got her hair cut before the wedding." 2. Get My Nails Done "I always get my nails done for special events." "He got his nails done for the first time yesterday." 3. Get the House Cleaned "We usually get the house cleaned once a month." "They got their house cleaned before the guests arrived." 4. Get the House Painted "We’re going to get the house painted next spring." "He got his apartment painted last month." 5. Get the Car Fixed "I need to get my car fixed soon." "She got her car fixed after the accident." 6. Get My Phone Fixed "I got my phone fixed at the mall yesterday." "He got his phone fixed after dropping it in water." Quiz Time! Test your knowledge with the following sentences. Fill in the blanks with the correct forms of the phrasal construction. Answers are in the comments section. "I need to ______ my phone ______ because it’s broken." "We’re going to ______ our living room ______ next month." "He ______ his car ______ yesterday." Feel free to share your answers in the comments below!

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