When you get along with one or more people you are friendly with each other and have a harmonious relationship.
Examples of use:
1. I have good neighbours and we all get along.
2. My daughter and her friends are playing in the garden and they are all getting along so well.
infinitive – get along
present simple – get along and gets along
-ing form – getting along
past simple – got along
past participle - got along
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