YET: YOUR ESL TEACHER - PHRASAL VERBS - TO GET IN / OFF

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to get + preposition

get on / get off
get in / get out

UPDATED: NOV 2021

There are MANY, MANY
Phrasal Verbs using "get".

There is a "get' for everything!

Here are a few examples of two Get Phrasal Verbs that are frequently used.

to get on/off You get on/off: a bus, plane, train, motorcycle, horse, people.......

Examples:

When Bill got on the bus, he realized he had left his cell phone at the bar. He got off the bus, returned to the bar and luckily the bartender had his phone.
Getting on a horse is not always easy.
I broke my ankle when I got off the bus.

to get in/out You get in/out: a car, place, trouble

Examples:

When you get in a car, the first thing you must do is buckle your seat belt.
Of course, when you get out of the car, you must first unbuckle your the seat belt.
The thief pointed the gun at me and said "Get out of the car...now!".
When the front seat of a car is full, you get in the backseat.
What time did you get in (arrive) last night?
At midnight.
How did you get in your apartment if you had lost your key?
I had one hidden near the door.