Form = Get + Object + Infinitive
Meaning = Persuade or Make somebody do something. This structure is often used when there is a sense of difficulty.
Examples:
I’ll have to get John to do this report. I won’t be able to finish it in time.
I can’t get the children to sleep at bed-time. They never seem to be tired!
Get a life! and other expressions with GET
Get on / Get off / Get into / Get on – phrasal verb get for transport & exercises
Get as a Phrasal Verb Exercises
TO MEET, TO KNOW, TO GET TO KNOW