( Get )
GET AT to access or reach GET INTO to be involved with GET OFF to receive extreme pleasure Get on something step onto a vehicle Get over to overcome, recover from Get around to evade
Get throught to finish something completely; to arrive at the end of something Get stg across communicate, make understable Get along/on like each other Get back return stg back
Get together meet (usually for social reasons) Get up get out of bed Get up stand GET to to annoy GET in to arrive
GET OUT to become know The news about Mary got out very quickly. GET OUT to escape or leave Sam wouldn't stop talking so we asked him to get out. GET OUT cause to escape or leave Please get that cat out of here.
Get away go on vacation Why are you packing? I’ ll get away for some time. Get away with stg do without being noticed or published GET AWAY to escape He manage to get away from the police.
Choose the right answer or fill in the right phrasal verb …
1. Sheila can…....................on only one meal each day. She doesn't need any more. Get over Get by Get on 2. Jimmy doesn't ………………with his brother. They are always fighting or saying b ad things to each other. Get along Get around Get in 3. Sarah had finished watching the video, so now it was time to………………..preparing her presentation. She had stopped working on it and now it had to be finished. Get away Get down to Get away 4. Those little kids ……………………..making a lot of noise because they are so cute. How can I punish them. Get away with Get across Get on get by g et along get way with get down to
5. The teacher told Joey to ……….............of the classroom. He was causing problems and the teacher wanted him to leave. Get in Get out Get on 7. Linda and James…………………………..town in that little car. They are able to go everywhere. Get down to Get around Get from 8. Renee couldn't………………..…the death of her husband. In her mind she could see his face and hear his voice. Get away get through Get over 9. I don't know when I can………………………..to helping you. I have been really busy. But I promise I will help you soon. Get around Get away with Get over Get out Get around Get over Get around
Let's get to business. How do you get with your classmates? Quick, get the car. I'm not supposed to stop here. I tried to get my point, but nobody seemed to care. With 10 dollars per day, one can hardly get. My sister helped me get the exam. What you did was very mean. I don't think you'll get so easily. We won't get the sea today if you don't cycle a bit faster. down along in across throught away to
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