phrasal verb

It took him years to (a)   the shock of him wife's death.

Linda often cheats on exams but usually _______ it.

• get over

• get up

• get by

• get away with

I _____ at ten o'clock this morning!

• get over

• get by

• got up

• wake up

When we were students we (a)   on very little money.

we're _______ in january for a beach vacation.

• get away

• getting on

• got away

• getting away

Helen was in a bad mood when she ______ up.

• wake

• get

• got

• getting

He finished his cup of tea and _____ the gardening.

• getting on with

• get on

• got on with

• get on with

She's determined that her students will not _______ plagiarism.

• get with

• get away with

• got away

• getting away with

Continue to exist in a state or situation where something is deficient.

• getting over

• get by

• get on with

• get away

To go to somewhere because you need to rest.

• get over

• get on

• get away

• got up