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A: Has construction started on the new building?
B: No, there are delays. Next month, we hope to finally ____

• get off on the wrong foot
• get up to it
• get over it
• get things off the ground

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A: How was your date with Susan?
B: Not good. We ______.

• get in sync
• got off on the wrong foot
• gave me the cold shoulder
• got in a groove

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A: I am really mad about failing the test.
B: Stop thinking about it and ___ .

• get into it
• get around it
• get up for it
• get over it

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A: I really do not want to go to the hospital for a check up.
B. Well, you have to. There is no way ___ .

• getting over it
• getting into it
• getting around it
• getting up to it

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A: I hope we can talk again soon.
B: Me too. I will _____ once I get back. 

• get into you
• get in touch
• get out of touch
• get touchy feely

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A: Do you like baseball?
B: I did not before, but I have started to ____ .

• get on it
• get over it
• get into it
• get down on it

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A: How do you live on 300 dollars a month?
B: It is tough, but I ____ .

• get down
• get through
• get by
• get in

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A: I am so sad my team lost the game.
B: Relax. Try not to let it _____.

• get you down
• get you up
• get you through
• get you under

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A: Have you called Bob yet?
B: I tried three times, but I cannot _____ .

• get in
• get on
• get over
• get through

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That jumper looks so old and dirty. When are you going to get _______ of it?

• away

• along

• lost

• rid

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