Phrasal Verb: Get out of
Phrasal Verb: Get out of
Meaning: Avoid doing something you dislike
Example: I said I wasn't feeling well and GOT OUT OF the extra work.
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- Inseparable 
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Phrasal Verb: Get out of
Meaning: Leave a car, van, etc.
Example: We GOT OUT OF the taxi and paid the driver.
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- Inseparable
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Phrasal Verb: Get out of
Meaning: Stop a regular activity or habit
Example: If you GET OUT OF a routine, it can be hard to start again.
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Phrasal Verb: Get out of
Meaning: Make someone confess or tell the truth
Example: The police couldn't GET any information OUT OF him.
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Phrasal Verb: Get out of
Meaning: Make someone give something to you
Example: Did you GET a refund OUT OF the travel agency?
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Phrasal Verb: Get out of
Meaning: Derive pleasure or benefit from something
Example: She's GETTING a lot OUT OF her university course.
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Phrasal Verb: Get out of
Meaning: Help someone avoid doing something
Example: I GOT him OUT OF having to work at the weekend.
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