Alex b2 unit 8 get

Match the following

• get your life back together

• to reach or cross over to a different place, situation, or state, often after overcoming a challenge or obstacle

• get out

• regain or recover something that was lost, taken, or given away

• get to the other side

• to leave a place or situation

• get smth back

• to encourage someone to regain control over their life

Match the following

• get a big heart

• reaching or arriving at the same physical location, emotional state, or level of understanding as someone else

• get somewhere to live

• finding a place or accommodation to stay

• get to where somebody is

• developing or embracing qualities like kindness, compassion, and empathy

I need to get somewhere

• to live before the semester starts.

• the other side of this project.

• out of here.

• back from Sarah tomorrow.

We just need to get to

• to live before the semester starts.

• the other side of this project.

• out of here.

• back from Sarah tomorrow.

It's late; we should get

• to live before the semester starts.

• the other side of this project.

• out of here.

• back from Sarah tomorrow.

I hope to get my book

• to live before the semester starts.

• the other side of this project.

• out of here.

• back from Sarah tomorrow.

After the setback, it's time to get

• your life back together.

• big heart and help others.

• where she is emotionally right now.

She really knows how to get a

• your life back together.

• big heart and help others.

• where she is emotionally right now.

It’s hard to get to

• your life back together.

• big heart and help others.

• where she is emotionally right now.

After a tough year filled with setbacks, Oprah Winfrey knew she had to get​ (a)   . She’d faced personal challenges and public scrutiny, but she was determined to rise again. One day, as she sat reflecting on her journey, Oprah realized she needed to get ​ (b)   that would offer peace and clarity, away from the hustle and constant demands of the media. She found a quiet retreat to get to the other side of her struggles, focusing on healing and growth. During her time of reflection, Oprah also realized how important it was to get a ​ (c)   —to show compassion not only for others but also for herself. She knew that to continue her work, she had to nurture the strength within her. As Oprah reconnected with her purpose, she decided it was time to reach out to her friends and family, those who helped her get to ​ (d)   in the emotional sense. She also worked on getting things back—reclaiming her peace of mind and rediscovering the passion that had made her a global icon. In the end, Oprah not only overcame her obstacles but emerged even stronger, reminding everyone that with resilience and heart, you can always​ (e)   of tough situations and move forward.

• her life back together
• somewhere to live
• big heart
• where somebody is
• get out