get (it) = understand

An English teacher explains how to use "get" + "it" to mean "understand."

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[lxndr87i]

Does it always have to be the "it" word (or "what ...") meaning the information? Or I can use you/him meaning "I don't understand you/him"?

[learnamericanenglish]

@lxndr87i -- Yes, you can say, "I don't get him." Say that when does something that is confusing or bewildering. You often hear someone say, "I don't get him/her sometimes." You might say something like that about your boss, your husband, your wife, etc.

[pOLYXINGUIS]

Thanks my friend! very clear your explanation.

[betobetoho]

I got it, thanks you, you are a excellent teacher

[idhamab]

i got it

[SeregaCarpoff]

Thank you, sir, for your lessons from Siberia!

[shafishinwari1]

thanks teacher this explanation for "get it" is helpful although i already know what it means.

[ekzo555]

Hello from Russia Moscow! Thanks a lot for your work!

[notlostinspace]

paul, i like it...thanks.....always helpful explanations

[jakalii]

Thank you so much Paul for your help

[indalondon2011]

british people use it too? or just american english? I mean your last videos about get. thankssss

[TheVova3015]

I got it!