If you get along with someone, you have a good relationship or are friendly with that person.
1. North and South Korea have never gotten along. They do not see eye to eye on anything (agree with one another) – that’s why the two countries exist to begin with.
2. People in South Africa seem to be getting along a little better after the fall of Apartheid, although getting along with other races is an individual choice.
3. Why is it so difficult for everyone in a multicultural society to get along with one another?
4. Many people believe that the French and the English don’t get along, but could it just be a stereotype? Historically they have some hard feelings towards one another; however, when the chips are down (in difficult times when it really counts) they support one another. Also, they built the English Channel Tunnel together.
5. “To get along like a house on fire” is an idiomatic expression which means to get along very well: The famous outlaws and robbers, Bonnie and Clyde, got along like a house on fire.
Do you have any examples of 2 countries that get along really well?
ReplyDeleteHi Frank!
ReplyDeleteI've come across your blog not long ago, and I like it much! Thanks for the posts.
Regarding two countries that get along really well, I think they are the USA and Canada.
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ReplyDeleteEven though Czechodlovakia has been separated, both the Czech republik and the Slovakia republic get along with eachother. Right???
ReplyDeleteKateřina Peřinová
Hi Katerina, the grammar is correct, but I don't know much about the Czech Republic and Slovakia... if those 2 countries have a good relationship and communicate well, then they definitely get along. Thanks for the example!
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ReplyDeleteForça E Luz · Curitiba, Brazil
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