02/14/2018
Phrasal verb of the day: GET IN
This phrasal verb is used in these situations:
1. To succeed in entering a place
"They must have got in through the bathroom window."
2. To arrive at your home or your working-place:
"What time will you get in tomorrow morning?"
3. To enter in a car or small boat
"After she arrived, my cousin got in his car and went downtown"
Present Participle GET IN
Past Tense GOT IN
Past Participle GOT IN usually is used GOTTEN IN
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