Phrasal verbs with
get
Exercise created by Tereza Neves
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Choose prepositions from the list above to form phrasal verbs that mean the same as the verbs in the left column. The first one has been done for you:
have a good relationship
I like living here. The apartment is nice and I
get along
with all the neighbors.
leave
Let's get closer to the door. We have to
get
the bus at the next stop.
bring to an end
We have to finish this before we can go home, so let's
get it
quickly.
become known
If word
gets
that X is having dinner at our restaurant, his fans will be here in no time.
recover
Emily cried when the dog ate her doll's head, but she
got
it quickly.
annoy, irritate
The sound of that vacuum cleaner is
getting
me.
find the time to
I have to schedule a visit to the dentist, but I've been busy and I haven't
got
to it yet.
not be caught or punished
Larry is always late to work, but he
gets
it because he's the boss's nephew.
move from place to place
You'll need a car to
get
. This town has no public transportation system.
communicate, be understood
His doctor's warning that drugs were affecting his brain finally
got
to Joe.
mean
He's been talking for an hour but I don't know what he's
getting
.
affect
After a few weeks working as a volunteer, the suffering that she saw started to
get
her.
survive
You need to get a proper job. You can't
get
on what you make as a dog walker.
enter a large vehicle
Angela was afraid of flying, but as soon as she
got
the plane she began to relax.
attend
It's been a wonderful lunch. Now let's
get
to business.
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