TO GET GOT
GET/GET GETTING
¿Cuándo utilizamos "to get"?
¡Sería más sencillo responder si la pregunta fuera cuándo NO
utilizamos “to get”! Como ya hemos visto, tiene muchas acepciones. Aquí te
presentamos algunas de las más habituales:
2 TO GET PASADO
1. Obtener / comprar /
recibir
-I got a 9 in the end of
course quiz. I’m really pleased!
(Saqué un 9 en la prueba de fin de curso. ¡Estoy súper contenta!).
-Sharon got that new top that she wanted, she’s going to wear it to your party
(Sharon se compró ese top que tanto deseaba, y se lo va a
poner para tu fiesta).
-Raj got a new PS4 for
Christmas - he loves it!
(A Raj le regalaron una nueva PS4 para Navidad. ¡Le encanta!).
2.
Llegar
-Can you let me know what time
you’re getting to the beach? I’ll come and meet you
(¿Me puedes avisarme a qué hora llegaras a la playa? Me
pasaré por allí y nos vemos).
-We didn’t get home until 3 a.m. on Friday - I was exhausted!
(No llegamos a casa hasta las
3 de la madrugada del viernes. ¡Yo estaba
agotado!).
3.
Entender
-I didn’t get what he was
talking about at all - can you explain it again?
(No he entendido nada de lo que estaba diciendo. ¿Puedes explicármelo
otra vez?).
i got a rolex tha i wanted
i got a rolex brand
watch on my birthday I will get a rolex brand watch on my bday
I didn’t get a rolex
brand watch on my bday
i got a new car in my office
at work
I didn’t get a new car in my
office at work
RELOJ DE LA MARCA ROLEX ROLEX BRAND WATCH
On christmas I got a table
"to get" + objeto directo = obtener, recibir, comprar
- I got my passport last week. (obtener)
- She got her driving license last week. (obtener)
- They got permission to live in Switzerland. (obtener)
- I got a letter from my friend in Nigeria. (recibir)
- He gets $1,000 a year from his father. (recibir)
- She got a new coat from Zappaloni in Rome. (comprar)
- We got a new television for the sitting room. (comprar)
"to get" + expresión de lugar = alcanzar, llegar a un sitio
- How are you getting home tonight?
- We got to London around 6 p.m.
- What time will we get there?
- When did you get back from New York?
"to get" + adjetivo = denota un cambio de estado
- I am getting old.
- It's getting hotter.
- By the time they reached the house they were getting hungry.
- I'm getting tired of all this nonsense.
- My mother's getting old and needs looking after.
- It gets dark very early in the winter.
- Don't touch the stove
YOUTUBE VIDEO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICQHcTMk1Lo
TO GET + ADJECTIVE
to get angry/mad - enojarse
to get better - mejorarse, recuperarse
to get bored - aburrirse
to get cloudy - nublarse
to get cold - sentir frío
to get dark - oscurecer
to get dirty - ensuciarse
to get divorced - divorciarse
to get dressed - vestirse
to get drunk - emborrachar/emborracharse
to get hot - sentir calor, acalorarse
to get thirsty empezar a tener sed
I´m getting thirsty: Me está dando sed.
to get hungry empezar
a tener hambre I´m getting hungry Me está dando hambre
to get hurt - lastimarse
to get late - atardecer
to get lost - perderse
to get married - casarse
to get old – envejecer, ponerse
viejo
to get older – hacerse mayor
to get ready - prepararse, estar preparado, ponerse listo/a
to get sick - enfermarse
to get sleepy – empezar a tener sueño, adormecerse I’m getting sleepy: Me está dando sueño.
to get thirsty – empezar a tener sed I´m getting thirsty: Me está dando sed.
to get tired - cansarse
to get well - mejorarse, recuperarse
to get wet - mojarse
to get
windy – levantarse viento – empezar a soplar el viento
to get worried – empezar a preocuparse
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