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What part of speech is to get along?

"To get along" is a verb phrase.

Here's why:

* Verb: The core of the phrase is "get," which is a verb.

* Phrasal Verb: "Get along" together functions as a single unit with a specific meaning (to have a good relationship).

Example:

* "They get along well."

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