If you really want to get a job, you need to get ready for it, so that you don't get a shock when seeing other job contestants are far better than you. It's so important that your boss get the impression you are aware and skillful at the activity you proposed to apply for. Remember that at work, you also must get permission to get into the boss' office, avoid getting drunk, and make sure your clothes don't get wet . Uniforms are the visual identity of a company. Otherwise, he will get angry about you.The result is the same: you'll probably get the sack. It's nice to keep a pleasant workplace, mainly if you recently got married, got divorced or your woman got pregnant. Unless you want to get worried much more about extra troubles. The psycological factors really influence your work efficiency, besides making you get upset . A messy life gets nowhere, and you start getting frightened about future. It's relevant when getting home, think about if your work colleagues get the message you want to convey to them. In sum, you should be seen as productive, friendly and participative. These are a few tips to not get lost in life and work.
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Thanks everyone for the kind messages and corrections like Expector Smith did.
Well done! dear Daniel. You got the hang of collocations well.:D
Hi friends,
I get a bit confused but didn't get tired at all :)
hi, Daniel! It gets past me how you've done it. Do you get your hand in all phrasal verbs and idioms or just in 'get'? As for me, this topic gets a bit beyond me. I've got onto a good idea for practising a bit, so I'm getting your challenge. Do you get a bang out of writing that stuff? I really thank you, because now I've got a handle on using the verb 'get'. Actually, I think, it's a magic word: if you can't get all English verbs off by heart, you can get only one verb 'to get' and you'll be able to get any thought over to the minds of English-speaking people. However, I assume that some people here may be not able to get at the meaning of my message, but there are always some others who can get across. I got a bit tired of all that stuff. Has anybody else got tired? Get a grip, guys!
Nice blog, dear Daniel. Your post taught me how and when to use "get". I also want to take part in this challenge, but it is difficult for me to understand what collocations are. :(
Great!
Yes, 'get' can be so versatile, not to mention all the phrasal verbs with it, which could drive you up the wall.
Re corrections: these two sentences need improving:
1. "...into the boss' office, avoid get drunk, and never get wet your clothes." Note: you say 'avoid doing something' not 'avoid do or to do something'. You can say 'make sure your clothes don't get wet' instead of 'get wet your clothes'.
2. 'The psycological factors really influence on your work efficiency, besides make you get upset .' Note: you say 'someone or something influences a person or situation' not 'influences on...'. You say ' besides doing something' not 'besides do something'.
Hope you get it!
Nice tips...and so many "get collocations".
Well done!
Thank you for this advices. i have always difficulties to use "get".