To get on with someone or to get along with someone?

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Hello!

I don't know the difference between these two idioms: to get along with someone vs to get on with someone.

In this context: "He is friendly and gets on/along with everyone he meets", what (and why?) would you choose?

Thank you!
 
They mean the same.
 
"Get along" in AmE.
 
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