Phrasal Verb of the Day

get through (1)

Today: Thu, 24 Apr 2025

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Meaning:

to complete a task

For example:

  • get through sth It'll take hours to get through all these emails. There must be hundreds of them!
  • get through sth We've got a lot to get through in today's lesson, so we'd better get started.
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Quick Quiz

They have to get through a lot in today's meeting, so it could be

a. quite short

b. fairly long

c. really late
a) quite short b) fairly long c) really late