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Phrasal verbs using Get

get up to: do

get on with (

someone): have a good relationship

get over (

someone/something): recover from

get away with (something): be successful in something

get at (

someone): criticise someone repeatedly

get rid of (

something): remove/throw away something

get out of (

doing something): avoid something you don't want to do

get off lightly: to experience less trouble than expected

get through to (

someone): successfully explain something

get wound up (

about something): get angry about something

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1. Our sofa is really old. We need to get wound upget rid ofgetting atI don't know it.

2. I went to the cinema. What did you get up toget rid ofgetting atI don't know last weekend?

3. Brad and Tom really don't get away withget on withget rid ofI don't know each other.They're always arguing.

4. Sara won't be joining us. She'll still get through tobe getting overgetting atI don't know the flu.

5. I get wound upget out ofget atI don't know going on that boring company trip, because it has started raining.

6. The traffic officer only gave me a warning for driving too fast. I get out ofget through togot off lightlyI don't know there!

7. After showing James the pie charts and diagrams, I was finally able to get out ofgetting atget through toI don't know him.

8. I really getting overget on withget wound upI don't know when I see people mistreating defenceless animals!

9. If Mel thinks she's going to get on withget out toget away withI don't know being late again, she's terribly mistaken!

10. I feel sorry for Andrew. His brother's always getting overget on withgetting atI don't know him even when he's done nothing wrong.