Phrasal verbs

If you don’t like that old chair, you should:

• a) get off it

• b) get rid of it

• c) get on with it

It’s hard to _______ my cousin well. She is really selfish and rude.

• a) get stuck

• b) get on with

• c) get back

He always _______ his younger brother. They have a great relationship.

• a) gets along with

• b) gets stuck with

• c) gets over

I wanted to call you, but I never _______ it.

• a) got rid of

• b) got down

• c) got around to

She was feeling sad because the bad news really _______ her.

• a) got on

• b) got down

• c) got back

If you are late, you should _______ the next bus.

• a) get on

• b) get back

• c) get over

I had a hard time at work, but I finally _______ it.

• a) got rid of

• b) got over

• c) got stuck

We were in a traffic jam and _______ for two hours.

• a) got on

• b) got stuck

• c) got over

He was sad for days, but then he _______ it.

• a) got over

• b) got on with

• c) got down

I’ll call you as soon as I _______ the train.

• a) get on

• b) get off

• c) get along