Yes, the "well" makes a difference. In addition, "get on" in the sense of "to have a friendly or harmonious relationship" is marked as chiefly Brit in the WR dictionary.
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There is in a book an exercise with word transformations.
You know, the aim is to lớn complete the sectence using the word in bold.
Here's one of sentences:
He has got a good relationship with his brother. -> GETS He ........................................... his brother.
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I'm not sure if an answer from an answer key is good. I guess I can vì thế it in this way, 'He
gets on/along withhis brother' while the answer from the answer key is, 'He
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gets on well withhis brother.
Hasn't a phrasal verb 'get on' (and 'get along' as well) positive meaning itself? If yes, isn't it needless to lớn add 'well'?
Thanks a million in advance!
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