NAME: DATE: GRAMMAR WORKSHEET PHRASAL VERBS: GET

NAME: ________________________

DATE: ________________________

GRAMMAR WORKSHEET

PHRASAL VERBS: `GET'

get ahead get along (with) get away get back get behind get by get into trouble get off get on get over get together (with) get up

to progress to be friendly with someone to escape to return to the original starting place to fail to do work according to schedule to have just enough money to survive to do something not allowed and be found out to leave a boat, bicycle, bus, plane or train to board a boat, bicycle, bus, plane or train to recover from a sickness to meet other people to socialize to leave your bed in the morning

Complete the sentences below. Use the phrasal verbs in the box. Use the past tense when necessary.

1. What time do you usually ___________________ in the mornings? 2. The police couldn't catch the bank robbers. They ____________________. 3. I'm bored! Let's ____________________ with our friends this weekend. 4. Hurry! We don't want to miss the train! Let's ____________________. 5. Staying warm and getting rest will help you ____________________ your cold. 6. Tommy ____________________ after he told a lie. 7. I really like my classmates. We all ____________________ each other 8. I have to ____________________ the plane in Toronto and transfer to another plane. 9. You should study more, so you don't ____________________ in math and science. 10. Last week, we ____________________ from our holiday in Spain. 11. My job doesn't pay me much money. It's difficult for me to ____________________! 12. I found a better job with a higher salary, so now I can ____________________!

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ALL Things Grammar

Grammar Focus Phrasal Verbs: `get' Level Intermediate to Advanced

ANSWER KEY

1. get up 2. got away 3. get together 4. get on 5. get over 6. got into trouble

7. get along with 8. get off 9. get behind 10. got back 11. get by 12. get ahead

Note: Many phrasal verbs have multiple meanings. For example, bank robbers can `get away' from the police, but you can also `get away' (travel) during a holiday.

Grades as percentages

12 / 12 = 100% 11 / 12 = 92 10 / 12 = 83

9 / 12 = 75 8 / 12 = 67 7 / 12 = 58 6 / 12 = 50 5 / 12 = 42 4 / 12 = 33 3 / 12 = 25 2 / 12 = 17 1 / 12 = 8 0 / 12 = 0%

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