On with Meaning in English
expression
Definition
Used to mean continuing something ('get on with' a task), or to put something on (like clothes). Often found in phrases like 'get on with it' or 'put on with'.
Usage & Nuances
Appears almost always as part of longer phrases: 'get on with', 'go on with', 'come on with', or 'put on with'. Not used on its own. 'Get on with' means continue or resume; 'put on with' is less common and relates to wearing. Used in both formal and informal settings, but 'get on with it' is especially common in conversation.
Example Sentences
Let's get on with our homework now.
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Come on with me to the store.
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He told me to put my jacket on with my hat.
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Stop talking and get on with it!
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Are you coming on with us to the party tonight?
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He quickly got on with fixing the car after lunch.
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