get it

[user_gary]

Some child is playing near our gate, would you get it?. Tell them to go far away to play.

Is this sentence correct?

I mean, the "get it" as "deal with it".

Please help me.

[Teia]

Some child is playing near our gate, would you get it?. Tell them to go far away to play.

Is this sentence correct?

I mean, the "get it" as "deal with it".

Please help me.

get it, Informal.
a. to be punished or reprimanded: You'll get it for breaking that vase!
b. to understand or grasp something: This is just between us, get it?
If you want to tell the children go some other place to play, you have to say : go away or get lost [ get lost is a little too harsh, though]

[user_gary]

The phone is ringing, would you get it?

Someone is knocking on the door, would you get it?
I know the above sentences are correct.
Then, why the original question is wrong?