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Present Simple
I always get a cup of coffee before I start working.
You get angry very easily when you are tired after work.
He gets good grades because he studies hard every single day.
We get a lot of letters from our relatives during Christmas.
They get their newspapers delivered to their front door every morning.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am getting ready for my job interview this afternoon.
You are getting better at playing the piano with every practice session.
He is getting a glass of water from the kitchen right now.
We are getting tired of waiting for the late bus to arrive.
They are getting a lot of help from their friendly neighbors today.
Present Perfect
I have got a cold, so I am staying home today.
You have got a beautiful smile that makes everyone feel happy here.
He has got three brothers who all live in New York City.
We have got enough food for the weekend, so don't worry.
They have got a new car that runs on electricity completely.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been getting headaches lately, so I should see a doctor.
You have been getting excellent results in your math tests this semester.
He has been getting ready for the marathon for three long months.
We have been getting a lot of rain this month, unfortunately.
They have been getting complaints from the neighbors about the loud music.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I got a letter from my old friend in Canada.
You got a very good score on your English exam last week.
He got a new job as a manager at the bank.
We got lost in the city center because we forgot our map.
They got married in a beautiful church near the blue ocean.
Past Continuous
At this time yesterday, I was getting on the train to London.
While you were getting dressed, I made a delicious breakfast for us.
He was getting out of his car when the rain started heavily.
We were getting hungry, so we decided to stop at a cafe.
They were getting into the taxi when I saw them yesterday afternoon.
Past Perfect
Before the mailman arrived, I had got an email with the news.
You had got a warning before the teacher took your phone away.
He had got a degree in biology before he studied medicine carefully.
We had got our tickets before the concert was sold out completely.
They had got home before the heavy snow started to fall yesterday.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been getting sick for days before I went to see a doctor.
You had been getting good grades until you stopped studying last month.
He had been getting letters from her for weeks before she visited.
We had been getting ready for an hour when they canceled it.
They had been getting complaints for months before they fixed the road.
Future Simple (will)
If I study hard, I will get a good grade tomorrow.
If you don't hurry, you will get wet in the rain.
He will get a prize if he wins the chess tournament.
We will get to London at six o'clock if the train is on time.
They will get a surprise when they open the big box.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tomorrow, I am going to get my haircut at the salon.
You are going to get a bad grade if you don't study.
He is going to get a new computer for his birthday next week.
We are going to get married next summer in a beautiful garden.
They are going to get lost if they do not follow the map.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be getting ready for my wedding.
You will be getting off the plane while I am sleeping tonight.
He will be getting his award when the ceremony begins at noon.
We will be getting our results when the school opens on Monday.
They will be getting on the bus while we are waiting here.
Future Perfect
By next year, I will have got my university diploma safely.
By tomorrow morning, you will have got your test results back.
He will have got his driver's license before the summer holidays begin.
We will have got home before the storm starts this evening, hopefully.
They will have got their visas before the flight leaves next Tuesday.
Future Perfect Continuous
By January, I will have been getting a scholarship for a year.
You will have been getting better for a month after the surgery.
He will have been getting emails from them for a year soon.
We will have been getting news from him for a decade soon.
They will have been getting supplies from us for a year tomorrow.
Present Simple Negative
I do not get up early on Sundays because I like sleeping.
You do not get paid if you do not finish your work.
He does not get along with his brother because they argue often.
We do not get many visitors because we live far away.
They do not get good grades because they never study after school.
Present Simple Question
Do I get a discount if I buy three shirts today?
Do you get a newspaper delivered to your house every morning?
Does he get nervous before he speaks in front of many people?
Do we get a break after we finish this long exercise?
Do they get many opportunities to travel abroad for their work?
Past Simple Negative
I did not get your email yesterday, so I missed the information.
You did not get the job because you were late for interview.
He did not get a good grade because he forgot his textbook.
We did not get lost because we had a very good map.
They did not get tickets for the concert because it sold out.
Past Simple Question
Did I get the correct answer to that difficult math question?
Did you get a new bicycle for your birthday last week?
Did he get into trouble with the teacher during the lesson?
Did we get enough flour from the supermarket to make a cake?
Did they get to the train station before the train left yesterday?