get on

to continue with something.

• Just get on with it.
• Let's get on with it.
• Can we get on with it?
• Let's just get on with it.
• Hey, let's get on with it.
• Now get on with your work.
• Now, get on with your work.
• You'd better get on with it.
• Can we just get on with this?
• I want to get on with my life.
• Let's get on with the meeting.
• Let's just get on with it, OK?
• Would you just get on with it?
• Can we please get on with this?
• I've tried to get on with my life.
• Why don't you get on with your job?
• Shouldn't we get on with this work?
• Just shut up and get on with your work!
• Let's stop wasting time and get on with this work.
• Tom's mother told him to turn the TV off and get on with his homework.
• Some well-meaning people think that those who are depressed should just pull their socks up and get on with life.

to have a good relationship with someone.

• I get on well with him.
• I get on with him well.
• She and I get on well.
• Tom gets on well with both of his sisters but things are a bit strained with his brother.
• Tom gets on well with all his neighbours.
• My wife gets on well with my mother.
• He gets on well with Mister Brown.
• They get on well together.
• The three of us get on very well.
• Sue and I have always got on well.
• We get on well with our neighbors.
• I get on very well with my brother.
• I get on very well with your cousin.
• I get on well with all my workmates.
• We don't get on well with each other.
• The two friends got on well together.
• Do you get on well with other people?
• Does Tom get on well with other people?
• Tom and I get on well with our neighbors.
• I get on pretty well with my new classmates.
• We get on quite well but we're not best firends.
• I get on well with my stepsister but not with my stepmother.
• They used to get on well together but now they are always quarreling.
• They are nice boys and I am sure you will get on with them very well.
• "You don't get on well with your father?" "..." "Sorry, that was none of my business."
• He is my best friend because we just get on well with each other and I can trust him with things that I wouldn't tell anyone else.

to board a bus, train, etc.

• Tom got on the bus.
• Let's get on the bus.
• I got on the wrong bus.
• I'm getting on the bus.
• We got on the bus there.
• I saw them get on a bus.
• Tom got on the wrong bus.
• You can't get on this bus.
• Tom didn't get on the bus.
• Steve is getting on the bus.
• Where shall we get on a bus?
• Tell her which bus to get on.
• When the bus came, she got on.
• The bus stopped and we got on.
• Where did you get on this bus?
• We got on the bus at Shinjuku.
• She got on a bus for Harajuku.
• We get on and off the bus here.
• We saw the child get on the bus.
• I'm going to get on the next bus.
• Tom got on a bus bound for Boston.
• We happened to get on the same bus.
• Where do I get on the number 7 bus?
• All of their spouses got on the bus.
• Three more passengers got on the bus.
• Tom accidentally got on the wrong bus.
• You must buy a ticket to get on the bus.
• I got on the bus and took a look around.
• If I miss the train, I'll get on the bus.
• They are getting on the bus at the corner.
• She got on a bus and took a seat in the front.
• As soon as he got on the bus, it began to move.
• You have to get on that bus to go to the museum.
• Tom got on the bus and the driver closed the door.
• I wasn't being mindful and got on a wrong bus by mistake.
• Tony and his mother got on a bus in the middle of the town.
• Where do you get on the bus every day?
• She sat just behind the seats for whites, and then refused to give up her seat to a white passenger who got on the bus after her.
• I got on the train.
• He got on the train.
• Tom got on the train.
• Don't get on this train.
• I got on the wrong train.
• Tom got on the 2:30 train.
• Tom got on the wrong train.
• Don't get on the train yet.
• I have to get on that train.
• I got on the train for London.
• I've got to get on this train.
• Where did you get on the train?
• You can't let Tom get on that train.
• He got on a train bound for Kanazawa.
• He smiled at us and got on the train.
• He smiled at me and got on the train.
• Tom didn't get on the train with Mary.
• Tell her which train she should get on.
• Watch your step when you get on the train.
• Tom and I happened to get on the same train.
• He was careless enough to get on the wrong train.
• The rain that was drizzling when I got on to the train is now pouring.
• I want to make sure I get to the station early enough to buy a newspaper before getting on the train.
• Tom got on the plane.
• Tom got on the airplane.
• Nobody got on the plane.
• Tom never got on the plane.
• Tom didn't get on the plane.
• Where can I get on the airplane?
• I've never gotten on a plane yet.
• We'll get on the airplane in an hour.
• That was the first time I got on a plane.
• The child got on an airplane in good mood.
• I am always tense before I get on an airplane.
• Tom and the other passengers got on the plane.
• Please just get on a plane and come to Boston.