B2 Grammar: Phrasal verbs or expressions with get.

It takes about two hours to arrive to the airport.

• get on

• get through

• get to

• get by

Some footballers receive millions for endorsing footwear.

• get the chance

• get paid

• get round

• get off

We finished half the application forms this morning.

• got through

• got by

• got over

• got to

We actually had the opportunity to meet a famous football player when we were walking near the stadium.

• got on

• got in touch

• got across

• got the chance

Most children nowadays go to school by car.

• get to

• get on

• get by

• get round

We'll never be able to pass that overturned truck up ahead.

• get through

• get by

• get past

• get across

It may take time, but we'll solve it.

• get across

• get round

• get to

• get by

I have having to be awake early in the mornings.

• get up

• get on

• get to

• get off

Governments should be encouraged to eliminate all nuclear weapons.

• get ready

• get rid of

• get to

• get across

We couldn't connect-the line was engaged.

• get over

• get to

• get by

• get through