Get Along: (2)

Grammar Tense Structure:

• Present Tense: get / gets along
• Past Tense: got along
• Past Participle: got / gotten along
• Present Participle: getting along

1: When you get along with people, you have peaceful, harmonious relations with them. Get on is similar to get along.

non-separable phrasal verb

• My sister and I aren’t really close but we get along well most of the time.
• There’s no trust between my boss and I and we don’t really get along well with each other at all.

2: When you are able to do some sort of work without any serious problems, you get along.

non-separable phrasal verb

• I had a meeting with my manager to see how I’m getting along in the new position.
• I told him that I’m getting along just fine and settling in well.