Relationships

get on well

have a friendly relationship

If you get on well with someone, you have a friendly relationship with them.

B1 very common mostly spoken

expression

Hear it in real life

What are your new colleagues like?

They're friendly, and I get on well with them.

Play the conversation

I get on well with most people in my building.

The mistake everyone makes

Not: I get on well to my colleagues.

Say: I get on well with my colleagues.

Use “with,” not “to,” before the person you have a good relationship with.

Build it

How it fits in a sentence.

get on well with someone; got on well with someone

Your turn: say it out loud

I get on well with most people in my building.

Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.

get on well

have a friendly relationship

“I get on well with most people in my building.”

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