Phrasal Verb: Get into
English Meaning: Enter; become involved in
Hindi Meaning: प्रवेश करना; शामिल होना
The phrasal verb “get into” means to enter a specific place, space, or activity. It can also mean to become involved in a particular subject, activity, or situation.
What Does “Get Into” Mean?
“Get into” is used when talking about entering a location, or becoming involved in an activity, a relationship, or even a certain state of being.
In Hindi:
- प्रवेश करना
- शामिल होना
How to Use “Get Into” in Sentences
Example 1: She finally got into the room after waiting for hours.
Hindi: वह घंटों इंतजार करने के बाद कमरे में प्रवेश कर पाई।
Example 2: I want to get into the habit of exercising every day.
Hindi: मैं हर दिन व्यायाम करने की आदत में शामिल होना चाहता हूँ।
Example 3: He got into trouble by lying to his parents.
Hindi: वह अपने माता-पिता से झूठ बोलकर मुसीबत में पड़ गया।
Example 4: After a lot of practice, she got into playing the piano very well.
Hindi: बहुत अभ्यास करने के बाद, वह पियानो बजाने में बहुत अच्छी हो गई।
Example 5: She is trying to get into law school next year.
Hindi: वह अगले साल लॉ स्कूल में प्रवेश करने की कोशिश कर रही है।
Common Mistakes When Using “Get Into”
Incorrect: She got in trouble because she lied.
Correct: She got into trouble because she lied.
(“Get into” is used when referring to getting involved in situations like trouble.)
Incorrect: I will get into the car. Correct: I will get in the car.
(“Get in” is used for entering vehicles, while “get into” is for activities or abstract situations.)
Questions for Test
- What is the meaning of “get into” when referring to an activity?
- Translate: “He got into a new hobby last year.”
- How is “get into” used when talking about college or university?
- Can “get into” be used for entering physical spaces?
- What’s the difference between “get in” and “get into”?
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Can “get into” be used for physical spaces?
Yes, “get into” is used when referring to entering places or spaces like a house, car, or building.
Is “get into” used for involvement in something abstract?
Yes, “get into” can refer to getting involved in activities, hobbies, or even situations like problems or conversations.
Can “get into” be used to describe a change in behavior or habits?
Yes, it can describe becoming involved in a new habit or routine, such as getting into exercise or studying.
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