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Phrasal Verbs With Get | Exercise

February 5, 2024 - B2pdf

Each sentence given below contains an incomplete phrasal verb. Complete the expression by supplying a suitable preposition or adverb particle.

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1You need good communication skills to get your message ............... .
Wrong!
"Across" means that the message is communicated clearly.
2My dog gets ............... with my cats.
Wrong!
"Along" means to have a friendly relationship with someone.
3She gets ............... a lot; she has been to nearly every continent.
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"Around" means to travel to many places.
4I do not understand what you are getting ............... .
Wrong!
"At" is used in "get at" to mean suggest or imply something indirectly.
5He got ............... cheating on the exam because he had influential parents.
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"Away with" means to do something wrong without being punished.
6He earns just enough to get ............... .
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"By" means to manage with very little money.
7Problems at work are really getting me ............... .
Wrong!
"Down" means to make someone feel sad or depressed.
8After wasting time on unimportant things, we decided it was time to get ............... business.
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"Down to" means to start dealing seriously with a task.
9We will get ............... at the next stop.
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"Off" means to leave a bus, train, or other form of public transport.
10He and his siblings do not get ............... .
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"On" means to have a good relationship with someone.
11When I saw the ball coming towards me, I got ............... the way.
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"Out of" means to move away from a place or path.
12He has not yet gotten ............... the flu.
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"Over" means to recover from an illness.
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  1. You need good communication skills to get your message across .
  2. My dog gets along with my cats.
  3. She gets around a lot; she has been to nearly every continent.
  4. I do not understand what you are getting at .
  5. He got away with cheating on the exam because he had influential parents.
  6. He earns just enough to get by .
  7. Problems at work are really getting me down .
  8. After wasting time on unimportant things, we decided it was time to get down to business.
  9. We will get off at the next stop.
  10. He and his siblings do not get on .
  11. When I saw the ball coming towards me, I got out of the way.
  12. He has not yet gotten over the flu.
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