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  • I got ___ about seven, had a little breakfast and went to catch the bus.
    I got UP about seven, had a little breakfast and went to catch the bus.
  • He was determined to get ___ of prison.
    He was determined to get OUT of prison.
  • I can't get ___ how well you look. I can't get ___ you!
    I can't get OVER how well you look. I can't get OVER you!
  • Use humour to help get ____ complex issues.
    Use humour to help get ACROSS complex issues.
  • He still says he's not hungry, and I can't get anything ___ him.
    He still says he's not hungry, and I can't get anything DOWN him.
  • The whole building was on fire - we were lucky to get ___ alive!
    The whole building was on fire - we were lucky to get OUT alive!
  • You'll have to work hard if you want to get ___.
    You'll have to work hard if you want to get ON.
  • I have been ___ a lot of things lately
    I have been THROUGH a lot of things lately
  • The theatre was already full, and we couldn't get ___.
    The theatre was already full, and we couldn't get IN.
  • He was followed by a group of reporters trying to get ___ every word he said.
    He was followed by a group of reporters trying to get DOWN every word he said.
  • We need to get ___ to some serious talking.
    We need to get DOWN to some serious talking.
  • We went to bed very late last night. That's why we didn't get ___ until lunchtime this morning.
    we didn't get UP until lunchtime this morning.
  • I can't get my boots __!
    I can't get my boots ON!
  • You can tell me if there's anything that's worrying you or getting you ___.
    You can tell me if there's anything that's worrying you or getting you DOWN.
  • Get __ of here! I don't wanna see your face anymore!
    Get OUT of here!
  • I usually get to work at 7am and I get ____ at 6pm.
    I usually get to work at 7am and I get OFF at 6pm.
  • if two or more people get ___, they have a friendly relationship
    if two or more people get ALONG, they have a friendly relationship
  • It took us ages to get the baby ____.
    It took us ages to get the baby OFF.
  • After saying goodbye, she got __ the bus.
    After saying goodbye, she got ON the bus.
  • I don't know how we're going to get ____ the winter. We have no place to stay at.
    I don't know how we're going to get THROUGH the winter. We have no place to stay at.
  • We got ____ half the application forms this morning.
    We got THROUGH half the application forms this morning.
  • Can I just get ___ the topic and talk about something else for a sec?
    Can I just get OFF the topic and talk about something else for a sec?
  • She never got ___ the death of her son.
    She never got OVER the death of her son.
  • It's been hard for me to get ___ the flu.
    It's been hard for me to get OVER the flu.
  • I understood that I could win only if I get ____ myself, get ___ my emotions.
    I understood that I could win only if I get OVER myself, get OVER my emotions.
  • Go __! Your presence bothers me.
    Go AWAY! Your presence bothers me.
  • I like to get ___ from London at the weekend.
    I like to get AWAY from London at the weekend.
  • I asked my son to get his toys ___ the table before dinner.
    I asked my son to get his toys OFF the table before dinner.
  • When I was a student, I did not have a lot of money, but I got ____.
    When I was a student, I did not have a lot of money, but I got BY.
  • No one insults my family and gets ___ with it!
    No one insults my family and gets AWAY with it!
  • Once I finish my current project, I will move __ to the next one.
    Once I finish my current project, I will move __ to the next one.
  • I don't know how we'll get __ without Michael.
    I don't know how we'll get ON without Michael.
  • I finally managed to get ____ my driving test.
    I finally managed to get THROUGH my driving test.
  • It was their love that got me ___ those first difficult months.
    THROUGH
  • Julie's nice, but I don't really get ___ with her brother.
    Julie's nice, but I don't really get ON/ALONG with her brother.
  • What time does the bus get ___?
    What time does the bus get IN?
  • We must get ____ the simple fact that drugs are dangerous.
    We must get ACROSS the simple fact that drugs are dangerous.
  • I have been ___ the same thing
    I have been THROUGH the same thing
  • The three men got/ran/walked/drove ___ in a stolen car.
    The three men got/ran/walked/drove AWAY in a stolen car.
  • It's important that we get this message ___ to young people.
    It's important that we get this message OVER to young people.
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