TO GET THE HANG OF SOMETHING

Hello. I hope you are doing well. Welcome back to the Daily Vitamin and our last lesson of the week. 

Today's expression is colloquial: to get the hang of something.

It means: To learn how to do or use something over time.

Example 1: After weeks of practice, I'm finally getting the hang of driving.

Example 2: If you practice your English pronunciation regularly, eventually you'll get the hang of it and you will begin to sound more like a native.

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I hope everyone has a great weekend and I'll see you next week with more lessons.

All the best!