Phrasal verbs with "GET"

We have to GET OFF work early today.

• to leave

• to retire

• to understand

• to accostume

I went to a party with my sister and I couldn't GET OUT OF it. I had to go.

• to recover from

• to retire

• to complete, finish

• to meet

My cousin is playing videogames but she told me yesterday that she didn't like them. I don't GET IT!

• to go to the house

• to complete, finish

• to meet

• to understand

Mi sister will never GET OVER her last break up.

• to go to the house

• to meet

• to recover from

• to accostume

My mom is going to be really angry if we arrive late to the party, we have to GET GOING.

• to meet

• to begin, act

• to have the sensation

• to cmplete, finish

My son believes that he can GET AWAY WITH eating candies, but he's wrong.

• to understand

• to recover from

• to go to the house

• to perpetrate or accomplish without detection or punishment

I need to GET USE TO the idea of waking up early.

• to accostume

• to meet

• to leave

• to understand

I've got to go. I have to GET HOME early.

• to go to the house

• to leave

• to meet

• to have the time to do something

I get the feeling that you don't really want to go to the party with me.

• to leave

• to perpetrate or accomplish without detection or punishment

• to have the sensation

• to meet

I just hope I can GET THROUGH the reception on my wedding day.

• To leave

• to complete, finish

• to meet

• to have time to do something