Common usage of ‘get‘

get + noun

I get what you are saying = I understand what you mean.

to get an education = to go to school

to get a degree = to graduate from university/college

to get a job = to find employment

I get a salary = to get paid monthly

to get the sack = to lose your job(because your work is not good)

to get a grip = to find control

to get a life = to stop doing boring and trivial things

to get on with things = to continue with things

get + adjectives

get adjective = become

get angry = become angry

advanced expression with get

I get the impression = it seems to me

to get vaccinated = to receive a vaccine

to get nowhere = to make no progress

to get into trouble = to find yourself with problems

to get out of shape = to become unfit

to get into a rut = to be trapped in a boring routine

to get out of hand = to become out of control

to get back on track = to return to the original plan

to get the message = to understand what someone means