common_idiom

UK//aɪl ɡɛt juː wɒt jʊ wɒnt//US//aɪl ɡɛt ju wɑt jʊ wɑnt//

Meaning of I'll get you what you want

A promise to provide someone with their desires.

In simple words: I will give you what you desire.

I'll get you what you want in a sentence

  • Don't worry, I'll get you what you want for your birthday.
  • If you ask nicely, I'll get you what you want from the store.
  • She said, 'I'll get you what you want, just give me a list.'
  • In the meeting, he promised, 'I'll get you what you want by next week.'
  • When I asked for help, she smiled and said, 'I'll get you what you want!'

How to use I'll get you what you want

Used to offer assistance or fulfill a request. Common in casual and informal contexts, but can also be used in polite, formal requests.

Grammar pattern

I'll get + object + what + you want

Memory hint

Imagine a genie promising to grant your wishes.

Related words

Collocations with I'll get you what you want

  • get someone what they want
  • get you anything you want
  • get you what you need

Synonyms for I'll get you what you want

  • I'll provide you with what you wish
  • I'll deliver what you seek
  • I'll obtain what you desire

Common mistakes with I'll get you what you want

  • Incorrectly using 'get' to mean 'bring' in more formal situations.
  • Forgetting to match the item with 'what you want' when the request is specific.

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Frequently asked questions about I'll get you what you want

What does I'll get you what you want mean?

I will give you what you desire.

What is the definition of I'll get you what you want?

A promise to provide someone with their desires.

How do you use I'll get you what you want in a sentence?

Don't worry, I'll get you what you want for your birthday.

Can you give another example of I'll get you what you want?

If you ask nicely, I'll get you what you want from the store.

What are synonyms for I'll get you what you want?

Common alternatives include I'll provide you with what you wish, I'll deliver what you seek, I'll obtain what you desire.

What words go with I'll get you what you want?

It commonly pairs with get someone what they want, get you anything you want, get you what you need.

What are common mistakes when using I'll get you what you want?

Incorrectly using 'get' to mean 'bring' in more formal situations. Forgetting to match the item with 'what you want' when the request is specific.

How do you pronounce I'll get you what you want?

US: //aɪl ɡɛt ju wɑt jʊ wɑnt//, UK: //aɪl ɡɛt juː wɒt jʊ wɒnt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use I'll get you what you want?

Used to offer assistance or fulfill a request. Common in casual and informal contexts, but can also be used in polite, formal requests.