“l got nothing” "you got me."
I got sick; he got scared.
Cat got your tongue?
I've got your telegram.
Certainly. Ok, got you.
He got electrocuted.
I've got some plasters.
I have got a taro. You have got a cake.
The hole got deeper and the dirt pile got higher.
They've got nothing on me I've got an alibi.
I got balled up, too.
We got our wingers in.
He got the first prize.
Difference is, I got out.
Word's got around, you see.
And some had got rakes, and some had got pitchforks, and some had got brooms.
That got split in half, and that got split in half until I got to a list of one.
Where I got my horrible sports ability, I don't know, but I got it. And I got it early.
He got seasick and heaved up.
I have got to go first.
You've got admitted by Peking University!
In the end I got seventy marks.
I got two badges (that I remember)!
When I got home, my mother had already got supper ready.
They got her cleaned up and got her a new plate of food.
His manners were appalling before he got married, but his wife soon got him house-trained.
Steve got off with Tracey/Steve and Tracey got off (together) at Denise's party.
He kept digging. The hole got deeper and the dirt pile got higher.
He got loads of debt, he got old, he got weak, there's no turning back here, he has cross his rubicon.
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I've got something to tell you, I said.
