Use 'get along' when referring to friendly or cordial relationships between people.

Relationship Context

'Get along' can describe professional relations and acquaintances, not just friendships.

Not Just Friends

'Get along' carries a positive emotional tone suggesting absence of conflict.

'Get along' can mean someone is doing well by themselves, especially after a change.

Use 'get along' to emphasize that someone can manage without something they once had.

'Get along' often relates to the progress in tasks or projects, not just physical movement.

It can refer to mundane activities or daily tasks, not just bigger projects or plans.