GET

They got him by hacking into his smart phone. "Got him" means...

• caught

• found

• took

• had

How many children have you got? "Have you got" can be replaced with...

• do you have

• are there

• do you want

• do you like

I think it's time for us to get out of the shipping business. "Get out" means...

• receive

• leave

• meet

• go back

I'm afraid I don't get the problem at all. "I don't get" means...

• I don't have

• I don't want

• I don't understand

• I don´t catch

What are you trying to get at? "Get at" means...

• have

• tell

• say

• talk

My son got into Harvard last month. "Got into" means...

• saw

• was socially active at

• was accepted to

• was entered

Let's get together soon! "Get together" means

• see each other

• either is right

• do something

• meet

They have to get serious about their work. "Get serious" means they...

• must work harder

• must stop smiling at the office

• must get to work early

• must stop work

Could you get the paper for me? "Get" means...

• leave

• pick up

• exit

• buy

How long did it take you to get over the flu? "To get over" means...

• be accepted

• recover from

• turn

• sick