Phrasal Verbs _UNIT 7 GET

Gerry lost his job but still manages to survive. Which phrasal verb fits?

• Get at

• Get by

• Get around

• Get away with

Olivia is living on a tight budget and is struggling to make ends meet. She often wonders which phrasal verb describes her situation of having just enough money to survive.

• Get by

• Get around to

• Get away with

• Get at

Benjamin is managing a project, but he realizes they don’t have enough budget. He tells his team, "We don’t have enough budget, but we’ll find a way to deal with it." Which phrasal verb?

• Get at

• Get by

• Get around/round

• Get away with

During a team meeting, Charlotte was faced with a challenging project that had many obstacles. She needed to find a way to avoid or deal with the issues that were arising. Which phrasal verb would best describe her approach?

• Get at

• Get by

• Get around/round

• Get away with

Luna wanted to clean her room, but she never ______ it.

• got at

• got away with

• got around to

• got by

After weeks of procrastination, Emma finally decided to tackle her long-overdue project. Which phrasal verb describes her action of finally doing something she intended to do?

• Get at

• Get around to

• Get away with

• Get by

During a conversation at a coffee shop, Olivia asks James, 'What are you ______?' to understand his point better.

• getting at

• getting by

• getting around

• getting away with

Sophia was having a conversation with her friend about a recent event. She mentioned some details that hinted at her true feelings without stating them outright. Which phrasal verb means 'to imply something indirectly'?

• Get away with

• Get around

• Get by

• Get at

Daniel cheated on the test but didn’t get caught. He managed to ______ it.

• Get around

• Get away with

• Get at

• Get by

After a long day at work, Elijah decided to take a shortcut home. He knew it was against the rules to walk through the park after hours, but he did it anyway. To his surprise, he didn't encounter any security or get in trouble. Which phrasal verb describes Elijah's situation of doing something bad without being punished?

• Get at

• Get away with

• Get around to

• Get by