To Get Away
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English Phrasal Verb: To Get Away
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English Phrasal Verbs - To Get Away
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- TO GET AWAYTo avoid being caught or to manage to escapeExample: The thief managed to get away after he broke into the house.
- There was someone in my house! Did you catch the robber?
- No, the thief managed to get away.
- Hi Linda. Are you going away for the weekend?
- TO GET AWAYTo do something bad without being punished or criticizedExample: Jack was really worried that he wouldn't get away with breaking the window.
- Oh no! The ball broke the window!
- What are some other ways you can illustrate "to get away"?
- Oh no! We're never going to get away with this.
- TO GET AWAYTo go away from a somewhereExample: It had been nearly a decade since Linda had got away from the city.
- Yes I am. I'm going to visit my sister. It's my first time getting away from the city in 10 years!
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