Hi Peter, danke für die Unterhaltung! Viele neue Wörter:)) Bis bald, Katrin
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Both are used in USA and GB as far as I know.
They mean the same but "get on with" implies a slightly better friendship than "get along with". It's such a tiny difference that if you treat them as synonyms no one will notice.
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October 9, 2016
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Not quite. I think your teacher was referring to the concept of 'anecdotal evidence' i.e. evidence made up of unreliable stories.
For instance if somebody believes something based on anecdote alone, their belief would be unreliable.
