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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 it.

2. I went to the cinema. What did you last weekend?

3. Brad and Tom really don't each other.They're always arguing.

4. Sara won't be joining us. She'll still the flu.

5. I 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 there!

7. After showing James the pie charts and diagrams, I was finally able to him.

8. I really when I see people mistreating defenceless animals!

9. If Mel thinks she's going to being late again, she's terribly mistaken!

10. I feel sorry for Andrew. His brother's always him even when he's done nothing wrong.

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