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What are you __________ ________ to at the weekend?
getting up
: I am going out with Tom and Catherine even though I don’t ______ ________ with them that well.
get on
Sorry, I can't go out this evening, . I’m still _______ ________ the flu
getting over
.He’s the worst manager I’ve ever worked with. He’s really ______ ________ us, isn’t he?
getting at
He's no good at all, I wish we could______ ________ ________ him.
get rid of
. I’m glad we ______ ________ ________ doing that last scene today because of the bad weather
got out of
Considering all the damage he has done to the company, he______ ________ lightly.
got off
I’ve tried to ______ ________ to him that we are working on a cure as hard as we can.
get through
I was just _____him _____. I never threw his lunch box in the rubbish!
winding / up
My mum is always_______ ________ me to start a family.
getting at
This washing machine is too old. We need to ______ ________ ________ it.
get rid of
He still hasn’t _____ ________ losing his job. I’ve never seen him so depressed.
got over
I _________ ________ doing that boring project because I said I was too busy
got off
I didn’t _________ ________ ________ much last weekend. I just stayed in and watched DVDs.
get up to
I don’t________ ________ ________ my mother – in- law. She’s always telling me what to do and she is really annoying.
get on with
The local residents ________ their point ________ at the council meeting.
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