Nov. 21, 2021
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Yesterday, I saw a video of the oath of office given by Michelle Wu, the new mayor of Boston. At the end of the speech she said "let's get to work". Now, what I am wondering is what is the difference between "let's get to work" and "let's work". I often see the phrase "get to" and I also checked it many times, but so far I still can't get it's true meaning. I hope someone is willing to help me out. Thank you very much.
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Yesterday, I saw a video of the oath of office given by Michelle Wu, the new mayor of Boston. Yesterday, I saw a video of the oath of office given by Michelle Wu, the new mayor of Boston.
OR: "the swearing-in of Michelle Wu"
At the end of the speech she said "let's get to work".
Now, what I am wondering is what is the difference between "let's get to work" and "let's work".
I often see the phrase "get to" and I have also checked it many times, but so far I still can't get it's true meaning.
I often see the phrase "get to" and I have also checked it many times, but so far I still can't get its true meaning.
It's = it is
Its = something belonging to it
I hope someone is willing to help me out.
Thank you very much.
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"Get to" means to get started, to start a task, to start now. I'm trying to correct some of the uncorrected English posts which have been left on the English tab, hence why I am correcting this very old text :)
May 23, 2026
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Yesterday, I saw a video of the oath of office given by Michelle Wu, the new mayor of Boston. Yesterday, I saw a video of the oath of office given by Michelle Wu, the new mayor of Boston. Yesterday, I saw a video of the oath of office given by Michelle Wu, the new mayor of Boston. OR: "the swearing-in of Michelle Wu" |
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At the end of the speech she said "let's get to work". This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Now, what I am wondering is what is the difference between "let's get to work" and "let's work". This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I often see the phrase "get to" and I also checked it many times, but so far I still can't get it's true meaning.
I often see the phrase "get to" and I have also checked it many times, but so far I still can't get it It's = it is Its = something belonging to it |
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I hope someone is willing to help me out. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Thank you very much. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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