"You'll never GET AWAY WITH this!!" 'Get away' = a) escape, b) do sth bad suffering no consequences, c) leave the city
Do sth bad suffering no consequences
"You should GET RID OF that old baseball glove." 'Get rid of' = a) destroy, b) throw out or donate, c) make smaller
Throw out or donate
Which phrase with 'get' means 'to do something bad and suffer no consequences'?
To get away with
Which phrase with 'get' means 'to throw something out or give it away'?
To get rid of
Which phrase with 'get' means 'to cause a problem for yourself with an authority figure'?
To get into trouble (with sby)
Have you ever GOT INTO TROUBLE WITH the police? 'Get into trouble with' = a) to cause a problem for yourself with an authority figure, b) to spark interest, c) to cause problems for others
To cause a problem for yourself with an authority figure
Many people don't like GETTING STOPPED by charity fundraisers. 'Get stopped' = a) to be killed, b) to be silenced, c) to be made to wait or stop
To be made to wait or stop
Which phrase with 'get' means 'to be made to wait or stop'?
To be stopped by
Some people GET THEIR OWN WAY far too often in life. 'Get your own way' = a) when others cede and do what you want, b) when others resist what you want, c) when others do you a favour
When others cede and do what you want
Which phrase with 'get' means 'when others cede and do what you want'?
To get your own way
She GOT BEHIND WITH her studies when she was off sick for a week. 'Get behind with' = a) to do extra things, b) to finish your work quickly, c) too develop a backlog of things to do
To accumulate a backlog of things to do
Which phrase with 'get' means 'to accumulate a backlog of things to do'?
To get behind (with)
Have you ever GOT CAUGHT doing something you shouldn't? 'Get caught' = a) be seen by someone doing sth bad or embarrassing, b) be arrested, c) be criticised for sth
Be seen by someone doing sth bad or embarrassing
Some people are very good at GETTING presents FOR others. 'Get sth for sby' = a) to buy sth for sby, b) to keep sth for sby, c) to collect sth for sby
To buy sth for sby
He's so lazy - always trying to GET OUT OF doing the housework!" 'Get out of doing sth' = a) to avoid a responsibility, b) to escape captivity, c) to disappear
To avoid a responsibility
"It's getting late. We should leave soon." What does 'get late' mean in this sentence?
It's becoming late / Time is marching on!
