Phrasal verbs with get and binomial pairs

After a long week, I'm looking forward to some __________ at my grandparents' cabin in the countryside.

• aches and pains

• pieces and bits

• peace and quiet

• far and wide

He had a rough journey, but he arrived __________ after navigating through the storm.

• safe and sound

• short and sweet

• now and then

• first and foremost

These things happen __________, but they're not common enough to worry about.

• far and wide

• now and then

• to and fro

• by and large

I really need to __________ finishing that report before the deadline.

• get out of

• get over

• get round to

• get back

The trip was __________-we didn't waste any time and got right to the point.

• first and foremost

• short and sweet

• pieces and bits

• safe and sound

I've searched __________ for my missing keys, but I still haven't found them.

• to and fro

• fun and games

• far and wide

• now and then

The children were running __________ on the playground, full of energy.

• to and fro

• first and foremost

• by and large

• aches and pains

He managed to __________ his responsibilities at work without getting noticed.

• get round to

• get away with

• get by

• get over

__________, we need to focus on customer satisfaction if we want our business to succeed.

• First and foremost

• By and large

• Now and then

• As and when

The project was difficult, but __________, we managed to complete it successfully.

• fun and games

• peace and quiet

• by and large

• get away with