Phrasal Verbs "Get"

When there’s a disagreement with anyone and the person is so annoying, you’re trying to ___ _______ with the situation.

• Get through

• Get over

• Get along

• Get by

If there's an emergency, you have to keep calm and ___ __; later, follow signals, orders, and ___ ___.

• Get up & get out.

• Stay put & wait.

• Run away & hide.

• Call for help & scream.

You're in the supermarket and your son is screaming because you did not purchase something for him. Then you pick it and buy it, so he ___ ____ ____.

• Got away with.

• Missed out on.

• Threw a tantrum.

• Gave up on.

After the winter, I got sick, but my doctor gave a prescription and some medicine. After a few days, I ___ ____ from my illness.

• Got over

• Gave in

• Fell back

• Held on

Last week I had to ___ ____ __ with my best friend.

• Get down to

• Catch up with

• Hang out with

• Talk to

When we have to leave for work or school and we forget to take our mobile or keys, we ___ ____.

• Get back.

• Turn around.

• Rush out.

• Leave it behind.

Usually, it happens when we would like to do something but we cannot, so we have to ___ ______ __.

• Get around to

• Give up on

• Put off until later

• Jump to conclusions

Last holidays I went on a cruise; there was a storm and my ship went down. Nevertheless, I ___ __ until I get rescued.

• Got by

• Made it through

• Survived the ordeal

• Held on tight

Some days ago, my brother ___ ___ __ so many things that he does not need any more.

• Gave away

• Got rid of

• Threw out

• Sold off

When somebody has an accident, usually the doctor has to ___ ______ explaining to the family what happened.

• Get across

• Give up

• Hold back

• Run away