Comes
Get to
Get to verb - Arrive at the point of.
Both terms in one sentence
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It isn't until Taylor, who is similarly friendless, comes along that Rachel actually gets a friend, because Taylor actually buts in the effort to get to know her and refuses to back down.
Source: I Just Want to Have Friends - And then "Mentor Ji" comes along and get to decide that Antonio was not worthy because his daddy ran a fish market instead of handing him a sword and telling him to fight demons?
- Years later, by the time the movie actually comes out, the theater has shut down, and Francis doesn't get to see the movie on opening day, after all.
Source: Ticket-Line Campout
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