Get Along Quiz

What does it mean to 'get along' with someone?

• To have a hostile relationship with someone

• To have a harmonious or friendly relationship with someone

• To have a competitive relationship with someone

• To have no relationship with someone

Give an example of a situation where it is important to get along with others.

• While playing video games

• At a rock concert

• In a workplace

• During a solo vacation

What is the meaning of the phrasal verb 'get along with'?

• to argue with someone

• to ignore someone

• to be afraid of someone

• to have a good relationship with someone

Can you give an example of using the phrasal verb 'get along with' in a sentence?

• I get along with my colleagues at work.

• I get along with the idea of eating ice cream for breakfast.

• I get along with the concept of time travel.

• I get along with my pet rock.

Explain the difference between 'get along with' and 'get on with'.

• Interact with each other vs. ignore each other

• Have a good relationship vs. have a bad relationship

• Fight with each other vs. avoid each other

• Interact with each other vs. work together or have a good relationship

What is the phrasal verb 'get along' often used to describe?

• The process of photosynthesis

• How to bake a cake

• The history of ancient Rome

• How well people or things are able to coexist or work together

How can you practice using phrasal verbs like 'get along' in everyday conversation?

• Avoid using phrasal verbs in conversation

• Read a dictionary to memorize the definitions

• Use them in everyday conversations with friends, family, or colleagues.

• Take a class on phrasal verbs