English, asked by manisha00, 11 months ago

phrasal verb "get in on" & "get beyond" meaning

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Answered by neh0025

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"Get it on" means to do something quicker and "get beyond" is to do something better than before.

manisha00: can you plzz explain with example

neh0025: k..Like suppose ur products are not selling in the market, we say "you have to get it on in the market"

manisha00: thanku

neh0025: Ur welcm

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