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Discover LudwigThe phrase "go and get it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to retrieve or obtain something.
Example: "If you want the book, just go and get it from the shelf."
Alternatives: "fetch it" or "retrieve it."
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"Go and get it".
Go and get it dyed".
I couldn't walk five metres to go and get it".
If you lose the ball, go and get it back and keep it.
If business was not coming to him, he decided, he was going to go and get it.
"They've thrown their hat over the fence and have to go and get it now," he said.
If a small business doesn't have that skillset in-house, Butler says they should go and get it.
"It may be free, but it looks like you have to go and get it," she said.
He'd just kick it away and say "Get that!" and I'd have to go and get it.
If people are not able to go get their lunch, why, I go and get it for them.
She's one of those people who can turn her hand to anything and go and get it.
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