phrasal verb · neutral
get the most out of
UK/ɡet ðə məʊst aʊt əv/US/ɡet ðə moʊst aʊt əv/MOST
task2speaking
to benefit as much as possible from something
Examples
“You should plan your study time to get the most out of your revision.”
“Travel slowly if you want to get the most out of a new country.”
“Teachers try to help students get the most out of their lessons.”
Band 8 sentence
“If you set clear goals and review them regularly you will get the most out of your preparation period.”
Collocations
- get the most out of your time
- get the most out of a course
Word family
most determinerget verb
Common mistakes
get most out of→get the most out of
get all out of→get the most out of
Say it for a higher band
5use→6make the most of→7+get the most out of
Synonyms
make the most of
make full use of
Easily confused
make the most of
“We tried to make the most of our time in Paris.”
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