Using the word “GET” in Real Life English. GET is one of the most common (and useful!) verbs in English. Here are 4 super practical ways to use it today: 🔹 1) get + noun = receive / obtain I got a new job. She got a message from her friend. 🔹 2) get + place = arrive I got home late. What time did you get to work? 🔹 3) get + adjective = become It’s getting cold. He’s getting tired. 🔹 4) get + past participle = passive meaning My phone got stolen. The window got broken. ✅ **Try it! Write 1 sentence using get in the comments below!

(Practical English you can use right away.) 🔹 Useful Phrases “How’s your day going?” — a natural way to start a conversation “Not too bad.” — a common, friendly response “I’ve been busy, but good.” — polite and positive “Let me know if you need anything.” — very common in the workplace “Sounds good to me.” — used to agree with someone’s plan or idea 🗣️ Short Dialogue A: Hey, how’s your day going? B: Pretty good! I’ve been busy, but good. A: Same here. Sounds good to me — let’s finish this by 3 PM. B: Perfect. Let me know if you need anything. 🧠 Quick Tip English small talk is simple: Be friendly + keep it short + stay positive. These phrases help you sound more natural instantly. 🔁 Your Turn Comment below using at least 2 phrases from today’s lesson! Let’s practice together!

⭐ Mini Lesson of the Day — “GET + Adjective” In English, GET + adjective means “become.” It’s super common in real-life conversation. Examples: - get tired = become tired - get hungry = become hungry - get better = improve - get ready = prepare yourself 🔹 Try it! Complete the sentences below using get + adjective: 1. After long days of work, I usually ___________. 2. When I study English every day, I ___________. 3. Before an interview, people often ___________. 🔊 Bonus Vocabulary - frustrated — annoyed, upset - confident — sure of yourself - excited — happy and energetic Use one in a sentence: 👉 “I get confident when I practice speaking every day.”

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Tema: Common Daily Phrases (Frases do dia a dia) 🇺🇸 Phrase 1 “I’m looking forward to it.” 🇧🇷 Significado “Estou ansioso(a) por isso” / “Estou esperando por isso com expectativa” ✅ When to use Use this phrase when you are excited about something in the future. ✏️ Examples - I’m looking forward to the weekend. - I’m looking forward to our meeting. ⚠️ Common mistake ❌ I’m looking forward for it ✅ I’m looking forward to it 💡 Rule: After look forward to, always use to + verb-ING or to + noun - I’m looking forward to learning English ✅ - I’m looking forward to traveling ✅ 🗣 Practice (Comment below 👇) Complete the sentence: I’m looking forward to ________.