What does the phrasal verb “get onto” mean? Explore the meaning and usage of the phrasal verb “get onto“, illustrated with examples:
Definition
1. To move onto an object, especially one on which it is possible to stand; to board a bus, train, etc.
2. To contact a person or organization about a particular matter (British).
3. To scold someone.
4. To start to talk about something.
Example(s)
1. The old lady want to get onto the train.
2. I’ll get onto the doctor as soon as possible and ask him about this medicine.
3. His parents got onto him for his poor school results.
4. How did they get onto that topic?
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