B2 First Vocabulary:

Get into

“Get into” is actually a C1 level phrasal, but you can still use it to get higher marks in your Cambridge B2 First exam. It means to become interested or involved in something and is closely related to the phrasal verb “be into”.

Below are examples of how 'Get into' could be used in the B2 First (FCE) exam.

Writing Part 2:

…There are many different ways that teachers can encourage the children to get into science…

Speaking Part 4:

Examiner: “What do you think is the best way for someone to get involved in property development?”
Candidate: “Well, I think that anyone who wants to get into property development needs to first learn the basics…”

Practice 'Get into' with the following lessons:

2 women in blue and white floral dress standing on green grass field during daytime

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