phrasal verb · neutral
get through with
UK/ɡet θruː wɪð/US/ɡet θru wɪð/get·THROUGH·with
speakingtask2
to finish or complete something
Examples
“I need to get through with my revision before Friday.”
“She got through with the paperwork very quickly.”
“We finally got through with the project after months of work.”
Band 8 sentence
“Before the internship starts, I must get through with my current coursework to avoid overlap.”
Collocations
- get through with the task/assignment
- get through with paperwork
Word family
get through with verb phrasegot through with verb phrase (past)
Common mistakes
I need to get through my homework.→I need to get through with my homework.
She got through the book yesterday.→She got through with the book yesterday.
Say it for a higher band
5finish→6get through→7+get through with
Synonyms
finish
complete
Easily confused
get through
“I finally got through to the manager on the phone.”
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