Getting Along

get along

• say sorry and be friends again

• have a good relationship

• feel sad when you aren’t together

• end a relationship

What does the phrase 'get along' mean in the context of relationships?

• To argue frequently

• To have a good relationship

• To ignore each other

• To compete with each other

Which sentence correctly uses the phrase 'get along'?

• They get along like cats and dogs.

• We get along well with our neighbors.

• She gets along the road quickly.

• He gets along the book on the shelf.

Choose the correct synonym for 'get along'.

• Disagree

• Cooperate

• Separate

• Neglect

In which situation would you use 'get along'?

• When two people are fighting

• When two people are working together harmoniously

• When someone is leaving a place

• When someone is feeling sad

Identify the correct usage of 'get along' in a sentence.

• They get along to the store every day.

• We get along with each other despite our differences.

• He gets along the mountain easily.

• She gets along the book quickly.

What is the opposite of 'get along'?

• Cooperate

• Argue

• Agree

• Support

Which of the following best describes a situation where people 'get along'?

• They constantly argue and fight.

• They work together peacefully.

• They ignore each other.

• They compete against each other.

Fill in the blank: Despite their differences, they managed to ______ and complete the project.

• get along

• fall apart

• argue

• ignore

What is a key characteristic of people who 'get along'?

• They often disagree.

• They communicate effectively.

• They avoid each other.

• They compete frequently.