WorksheetsPhrasal verbs with get
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 8mins
I've tried, but I just don't have a good relationship with my new boss.
get along
get up
get over
get in
I'm exhausted. I really need to go on holiday for a few days.
get off
get in
get away
get through
Helen doesn't speak much English, but she knows enough to survive.
get through
get by
get over
get away
How are you progressing with that report?
getting through
getting back
getting down
getting on
It was a difficult meeting but I think I managed to communicate my point clearly.
get...through
get...across
get...over
get...back
Alex hates cold weather. It makes him depressed.
gets...ahead
gets...off
gets...down
gets...away
I'm not sure how long it will take. Let me check with my colleague and I'll get (a) to you.
Michael never arrives on time, but, as he's the boss's son, he always gets (a) with it.
Paul is still getting (a) the flu so he won't be in this week.
I don't think Alan is really busy. I think he wanted to get (a) of helping me with the report.
John's been calling the client all morning but he can't get (a) .
