Speak Better English with Harry | Episode 414
Speak Better English with Harry
To Get Away From Work Early
To get along with people means to have a good relationship with them. To get after could be a great phrasal verb to use, particularly by policemen. If there's somebody has robbed somebody's wallet or handbag in the street, don't just stand there, get after him, run after him. He's much older than you, you'll be able to catch him, so get after him. So to get ahead means to make progress, particularly in your career.
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