IDIOMS WITH GET

Stephanie: I'm gonna fail the exam. I know. And then my parents will kill me. But, worse than that, I'll never have a future...

Coreen: Damn, woman! Get your act together!

• Act with me!

• Calm down!

• Do as I do!

We have to get to the bottom of this mystery.

• swim in dark water

• wait for someone else to solve this mystery

• discover the truth of this situation

Bryan cheated on Nina and she forgave him. However, one day, she couldn't bear the frustration any longer and had to get it all off her chest.

• express her feelings

• breathe out

• cry

(John, Charles, and Michael destroyed school property. Nonetheless, only John was caught.)

Charles: So bad that you got suspended. hahaha

Michael: Yeah, dude!

John: Don't feel sad for me. After I talk, you will also get yours.

• receive a fair punishment

• be called to answer for your misdeeds

• be caught

A: Stop. We're not getting anywhere with this book. We need to use the internet.

B: But the teacher said that we should only use this book.

A: We're going to have to cheat, then.

• doing things quickly

• having fun

• making any progress

A: You're doing it wrong.

B: What?

A: You are beating the eggs incorrectly. Let me show you how to do it. (A shows B how to beat eggs properly.)

B: Oh. Okay, let me try. (B beats the eggs properly.)

A: Good! You're getting the hang of it.

• doing it perfectly

• getting better at it after practicing

• doing it like a professional

Josh: This club is awesome.

Bertha: Yeah!

Josh: I feel like moving my body.

Bertha: Let's get down, then!

• dance

• go

• turn up the volume

A: She's chewing gum so loud. Disgusting!

B: So?

A: So?! She's getting on my nerves.

• distracting me

• mocking me

• bothering me

A: I was about to propose to Jessica.

B: Man! Good for you!

A: No. You don't get it. I didn't after all.

B: Why?

A: I got cold feet.

• know/lost interest

• understand/lost courage

• know/lost courage

• understand/lost interest

I can't get my head around the fact that you refused to accept a two-million-dollar inheritance.

• believe

• guess

• comprehend