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I'll get him to sing

🇬🇧 UK //aɪl ɡɛt hɪm tə sɪŋ// 🇺🇸 US //aɪl ɡɛt hɪm tə sɪŋ//

Meaning of I'll get him to sing

To persuade or encourage someone to perform an action.

In simple words: I will make him sing.

I'll get him to sing in a sentence

• I'll get him to sing at the party.
• Do you think I can get him to sing for the talent show?
• She wanted to get him to sing a duet with her.
• I'm going to get him to sing his favorite song.
• Can I get him to sing that new hit song?

How to use I'll get him to sing

This phrase is informal and often used in conversational English. It implies persuading or encouraging someone to perform an action.

Grammar pattern

verb + object + infinitive

Memory hint

Think of getting someone to do something like getting a friend to join a choir.

Related words

Collocations with I'll get him to sing

• get someone to do something
• get him to join
• get her to perform
• get them to participate
• get you to sing

Synonyms for I'll get him to sing

• encourage
• persuade
• motivating
• inspire
• prompt

Common mistakes with I'll get him to sing

• Confusing 'get' with 'have' in similar contexts.
• Forgetting to use 'to' before the verb.
• Using 'get' incorrectly in passive voice.

Frequently asked questions about I'll get him to sing

What does I'll get him to sing mean?

I will make him sing.

What is the definition of I'll get him to sing?

To persuade or encourage someone to perform an action.

How do you use I'll get him to sing in a sentence?

I'll get him to sing at the party.

Can you give another example of I'll get him to sing?

Do you think I can get him to sing for the talent show?

What are synonyms for I'll get him to sing?

Common alternatives include encourage, persuade, motivating, inspire, prompt.

What words go with I'll get him to sing?

It commonly pairs with get someone to do something, get him to join, get her to perform, get them to participate, get you to sing.

What are common mistakes when using I'll get him to sing?

Confusing 'get' with 'have' in similar contexts. Forgetting to use 'to' before the verb. Using 'get' incorrectly in passive voice.

How do you pronounce I'll get him to sing?

US: //aɪl ɡɛt hɪm tə sɪŋ//, UK: //aɪl ɡɛt hɪm tə sɪŋ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is I'll get him to sing formal or informal?

"I'll get him to sing" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use I'll get him to sing?

This phrase is informal and often used in conversational English. It implies persuading or encouraging someone to perform an action.