How to use "GET” in English | Coffee Break English Podcast S2E10

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A lot of informations in this episode. thanks

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Thanks for your efforts
Now, i can undrstand the different types of the word get

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Could you please talk about the different between either and neither, when to use to+ gerund as well as clock reading process
They are soooo confusing for me 🥲🥲