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Sentences - "flare up" and "get on (+ with)" People are very angry about the new laws and violence has again flared up in the centre of the city. How does Gina get on with her colleagues? Can someone give more examples, please? Thank you.

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You can ask someone (and this is common), "How are you getting on?". Or, "I've got to get on with my life, even though we broke up", "They seem to get on really well, eve though they are vert different". As for flare up, you can also say "The fire flared up as the paper started to burn", "His temper really flared up at the meeting" etc. It can also be used as a term for medical condition, like something getting worse or suddenly returning. For example, "Students often find that their acne flares up before and during exams."

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