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Get to the point (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: state, do, steve rose

Conjugation of get to the point

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
get to the point
get to the point
gets to the point
get to the point
get to the point
get to the point
Future Simple
will get to the point
will get to the point
will get to the point
will get to the point
will get to the point
will get to the point
Past Simple
got to the point
got to the point
got to the point
got to the point
got to the point
got to the point
Conditional Simple
would get to the point
would get to the point
would get to the point
would get to the point
would get to the point
would get to the point
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am getting to the point
are getting to the point
is getting to the point
are getting to the point
are getting to the point
are getting to the point
Future Progressive
will be getting to the point
will be getting to the point
will be getting to the point
will be getting to the point
will be getting to the point
will be getting to the point
Past Progressive
was getting to the point
were getting to the point
was getting to the point
were getting to the point
were getting to the point
were getting to the point
Conditional Progressive
would be getting to the point
would be getting to the point
would be getting to the point
would be getting to the point
would be getting to the point
would be getting to the point
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have got to the point
have got to the point
has got to the point
have got to the point
have got to the point
have got to the point
Future Perfect
will have got to the point
will have got to the point
will have got to the point
will have got to the point
will have got to the point
will have got to the point
Past Perfect
had got to the point
had got to the point
had got to the point
had got to the point
had got to the point
had got to the point
Conditional Perfect
would have got to the point
would have got to the point
would have got to the point
would have got to the point
would have got to the point
would have got to the point
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been getting to the point
have been getting to the point
has been getting to the point
have been getting to the point
have been getting to the point
have been getting to the point
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been getting to the point
will have been getting to the point
will have been getting to the point
will have been getting to the point
will have been getting to the point
will have been getting to the point
Past Perfect Progressive
had been getting to the point
had been getting to the point
had been getting to the point
had been getting to the point
had been getting to the point
had been getting to the point
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been getting to the point
would have been getting to the point
would have been getting to the point
would have been getting to the point
would have been getting to the point
would have been getting to the point

Examples of get to the point

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
! - He meant get to the point.
"I don't think your old man is gonna get out of this one, "so I'll get to the point.
"Would you get to the point?
(Moore) How did we get to the point of doctors at health insurance companies actually being responsible for the deaths of patients?
- Actually, I just wanted to get to the point.
! - He meant get to the point.
"I don't think your old man is gonna get out of this one, "so I'll get to the point.
"Would you get to the point?
(Moore) How did we get to the point of doctors at health insurance companies actually being responsible for the deaths of patients?
- Actually, I just wanted to get to the point.
'when he gets to the point where he can drink water, he should drink this'
- I like that Hemingway gets to the point.
- That song really gets to the point!
And it would eventually gets to the point of spilling over through the spillways on either side of the dam.
As things break down, we will see specific shortages in specific areas for periods of days, before it gets to the point where there's nothing left.
'when he gets to the point where he can drink water, he should drink this'
- I like that Hemingway gets to the point.
- That song really gets to the point!
And it would eventually gets to the point of spilling over through the spillways on either side of the dam.
As things break down, we will see specific shortages in specific areas for periods of days, before it gets to the point where there's nothing left.
- Here's the point. Linda, he's getting to the point.
- Now we're getting to the point.
- l thought you were getting to the point.
And I encourage getting to the point.
And I'd enjoy you getting to the point.
- And, um it got to the point where my mom got this, uh device from a mail-order catalogue that was, um it was like a--like a thing attached to my wrist with a wire that went up my arm and down my shirt into my pants.
All these years, we never got to the point we slept in separate beds.
And I think he got to the point to where enough was enough.
And Jean Renoir had serious trouble with French Cancan and, feeling at home, he got to the point.
And each morning, there seemed to be more and more reporters because they were waiting to see if I was going to come in my uniform, and it got to the point where there was just a wall of cameras, tripods, reporters, and I would literally have to walk all the way around them just to get to the door because they would not move.
- Here's the point. Linda, he's getting to the point.
- Now we're getting to the point.
- l thought you were getting to the point.
And I encourage getting to the point.
And I'd enjoy you getting to the point.
- And, um it got to the point where my mom got this, uh device from a mail-order catalogue that was, um it was like a--like a thing attached to my wrist with a wire that went up my arm and down my shirt into my pants.
All these years, we never got to the point we slept in separate beds.
And I think he got to the point to where enough was enough.
And Jean Renoir had serious trouble with French Cancan and, feeling at home, he got to the point.
And each morning, there seemed to be more and more reporters because they were waiting to see if I was going to come in my uniform, and it got to the point where there was just a wall of cameras, tripods, reporters, and I would literally have to walk all the way around them just to get to the door because they would not move.

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