TOEFL VOCAB

A: How is it working with your new partner?
B: Good. We ____ pretty well.

• get in
• get under
• get over
• get on

A: Are you still going to quit your job?
B: I am not sure. I am starting to ____ .

• get into it
• get on it
• get a headache
• get cold feet

A: Why did you become a teacher?
B: My mom was a teacher and I wanted to _____ .

• find out about her
• get of the ground
• follow in her footsteps
• get in touch with her

A: Do we really have to pay this tax?
B: Yes, there is not way ____ .

• getting around it
• getting up to it
• getting down about it
• getting up to it

A: How is the new job going?
B: Not good. It is so hard. I think I _____ .

• got it in my blood
• got in over my head
• got myself off the ground
• gave myself the cold shoulder

How did you ______ where Warren lives?

• get in the way
• find out
• get on
• get under way

A: How was your meeting with the new boss?
B: Not good. I think we ______ .

• got a kick out of each other
• got carried away
• got off on the wrong foot
• got under way

A: I am so mad we lost. I can't believe it.
B: It's OK. Try not to _____ .

• get up for it
• get through it
• get down about it
• get at it

A: This project is due tomorrow?
B: Really? I will _____ .

• get under it
• get on it
• get over it
• get around it

A: Thanks for interviewing me for the job.
B: Our pleasure. We will ______ .

• get in the way
• get in touch soon
• get rid of you
• give you the cold shoulder