Relationships

get on well with someone

have a friendly relationship

To have a friendly and easy relationship with someone.

B1 very common mostly spoken

expression

Hear it in real life

Do you like your new manager?

Yes, we get on really well.

Play the conversation

I get on well with most of my neighbours.

The mistake everyone makes

Not: I get on ~~good~~ with my new colleagues.

Say: I get on well with my new colleagues.

Use "well," rather than "good," to describe how you get on with someone.

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 of my neighbours.

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

get on well with someone

have a friendly relationship

“I get on well with most of my neighbours.”

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