GET

As soon as Sue and I met, we knew we were going to get _____ well.

• round

• at

• on

• up

Why does Rita always get ______ with arriving late? It doesn't seem fair.

• by

• away

• on

• over

I hope you'll be able to get ____ from work at a reasonable time tonight.

• away

• behind

• at

• over

The teachers in the school often get _____ after work on Fridays in a café near the school.

• out of

• along

• off

• together

Get through means...

• Endure or deal with a difficult experience

• Tidy up

• Waste time

Get in means...

• Arrive at work, school, home...

• Be tested for a sport team

• Fasten something to the ground

Get on means...

• Sell a house or business to move somewhere or to do something different

• Wear, fit

• Emit

Get into means...

• Deal with something

• Become or be accepted as a member

• Be near a time

Get out of means...

• Tell a story repeatedly

• Get rid of

• Avoid doing something

Get down to means...

• Type a finished version

• Start working seriously

• Applaud