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  1. 13-Oct-2011, 03:59 #1
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    A teacher talked to the students, "Let's get into groups". Is there any verb having the same meaning of "get into?
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    Default Re: get into groups

    Quote Originally Posted by bh1234 View Post
    A teacher talked to the students, "Let's get into groups". Is there any verb having the same meaning of "get into?
    Form, Assemble, Consolidate, Accumulate, Amass, Convene, Condense and many more.
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    Default Re: get into groups

    Quote Originally Posted by Gillnetter View Post
    Form, Assemble, Consolidate, Accumulate, Amass, Convene, Condense and many more.
    In the context of getting into groups, only the first is possible.
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