We use the phrase "get around to sth/ to doing something" to express that we finally do something that we have intended to do for some time.
Example:
I meant to call you yesterday, but I didn't get around to it.
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We use the phrase " to get down to sth / to doing sth" to express that we start to direct our efforts and attention towards something.
Example:
I always find it hard to get down to studying at night.
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