phrasals with get

I really don’t feel like going to Anne’s party tonight. I need an excuse to ______ it

• get out of

• get over

• get at

It took Alfred ages to ________ his breakup with his exgirlfriend.

• get over

• get out of

• get up

The next month of university exams is going to be intense! I’m not sure how I’m going to ____ it.

• get through

• get over

• get out of

I was supposed to go clothes shopping last weekend, but in the end, I didn’t ______ it.

• get around to

• get over

• get at

I think criminals ________ in this country. They never get sent to prison for long enough.

• get off lightly

• get out of

• get away

I don’t_______ my mother – in- law. She’s always telling me what to do and she is really annoying.

• get on with

• get up with

• get through

She keeps _____ at me for every little thing. I can’t do anything right!

• getting at

• getting to

• getting across

He hasn’t revised for his exams at all, but he’s clever enough to _____.

• get by

• get across

• get up

I want to ____ all these boxes. They’ve been lying around for ages!

• get rid of

• get away with

• get through

I had to wait for over ten minutes, but in the end I managed to ___ someone in the Customer Service Department.

• get through to

• get on with

• get away with