Get on (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: become, be, commence, get along, board, mount, be successful, become old, have, have a good relationship, become late, progress

Conjugation of get on

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

Examples of get on

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
! You want to get on that field?
" ""it's hard to get on together"", etc."
" I have the impression that when I get on a bus I am being filmed by a hidden camera."
"# Going up and down all around the bends" OK, there's nothing to see here, guys. Can you just get on?
"- 'We didn't get on."
! You want to get on that field?
" ""it's hard to get on together"", etc."
" I have the impression that when I get on a bus I am being filmed by a hidden camera."
"# Going up and down all around the bends" OK, there's nothing to see here, guys. Can you just get on?
"- 'We didn't get on."
"Fine." So she gets on the phone, and she calls my dad, and he answered on the first ring, and I could hear 'em talking, going back and forth.
"She learns quickly and she gets on with everyone.
"This kid gets on the ropes, there's no stopping him.
'Everyone gets on here.
(Announcer) As the blue team scrambles to regain composure, the red team finally gets on track.
"Fine." So she gets on the phone, and she calls my dad, and he answered on the first ring, and I could hear 'em talking, going back and forth.
"She learns quickly and she gets on with everyone.
"This kid gets on the ropes, there's no stopping him.
'Everyone gets on here.
(Announcer) As the blue team scrambles to regain composure, the red team finally gets on track.
"But I'm getting on the bus to go to New York.
"Can you motivate getting on your knees?"
"Getting to the airport, or getting on the plane.
"I'm getting on them. You know what I'm saying?"
"It sounds like everyone's just getting on the band wagon."
"And at each successive stop thereafter... "nobody got off, nobody got on till the train reached its next-to-the-last stop, "where five people got off and one got on.
"And then they all got on a boat which is something we just showed you and went someplace where, apparently Sam can't go.
"As you recommended, I took four glasses of brandy "before we got on the train for Constantinople, "which rendered the journey a pleasing blur.
"At 125th Street four got off and nine got on.
"At Chappaqua nine got off and four got on.
"But I'm getting on the bus to go to New York.
"Can you motivate getting on your knees?"
"Getting to the airport, or getting on the plane.
"I'm getting on them. You know what I'm saying?"
"It sounds like everyone's just getting on the band wagon."
"And at each successive stop thereafter... "nobody got off, nobody got on till the train reached its next-to-the-last stop, "where five people got off and one got on.
"And then they all got on a boat which is something we just showed you and went someplace where, apparently Sam can't go.
"As you recommended, I took four glasses of brandy "before we got on the train for Constantinople, "which rendered the journey a pleasing blur.
"At 125th Street four got off and nine got on.
"At Chappaqua nine got off and four got on.

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