Phrasal verbs with "get"

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I don't like to get up early on Sundays.

• I don't like to leave my beed early on Sundays.

• i don't like to open my eyes early on Sundays.

• I don't like to sleep early on Sundays.

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I always get to work few minutes before 8:00 am.

• I always leave work few minutes before 8:00 am.

• I always arrive at work few minutes before 8:00 am.

• I always start work few minutes before 8:00 am.

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Yesterday I got on the wrong bus.

• Yesterday I drove the wrong bus.

• Yesterday I took the wrong bus.

• Yesterday I fixed the wrong bus.

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My friend got away with cheating on his exam.

• My friend didn't write his exam.

• My friend left the class with his exam.

• My friend was not punished for cheating on his exam.

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I get along with all my neighbours.

• My neighbours and I have a friendly relationship.

• I have known my neighbours for a long time.

• My neighbours and I are often alone.

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I don't know where to get off this streetcar.

• I don't know what streetcar to take.

• I don't know at which stop to exit the streetcar.

• I don't know where the streetcar is.

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I need to get rid of some of my clothes.

• I need to wash some of my old clothes.

• I need to repair some of my clothes.

• I need to discard some of my old clothes.

Which sentence has the same meaning?:

I got over the flu quickly last year.

• I infected others with flu quickly last year.

• I caught the flu quickly last year.

• I recovered from the flu quickly last year.