When I was young, we................... in a big house in the countryside.
used to live
would get up
used to make
spent
What phrasal verb means "subsist/prosper"?
Get by
What phrasal verb means "to have problems"?
Get into trouble
What phrasal verb means "remove from"?
Get rid of
An antonym for "plain"?
Colourful
An antonym for "trendy"?
Unfashionable
What phrasal verb means "finish/overcome"?
Get over
What phrasal verb means "keep in contact"?
Get in touch
What phrasal verb means "have the opportunity to"?
Get to
John is from England. He _______to driving on the left.
Is used to
I'm not used to ____ up this early.
Getting
An antonym for "second-hand"?
Brand new
On summer mornings, we................... while everyone else was sleeping.
would get up
spent
caught
used to make
"How can you live in this building? There is so much noise" "It’s not a problem. I ______ to it."
Am used
hen my friends and I were children, we ____________ (eat) ice cream a lot.
Used to eat
An antonym for "smart"?
Scruffy
An antonym for "formal"?
Casual
My little son ________________ (go) to school so he is happy every morning when we take him there.
Is used to going
When James moved to London, it took him a while to _______ the rain.
Get used to
I'm not used to ____ up this early.
Study
Sandra’s new boss was very demanding at first, but she ___________ him.
Got used to
An antonym for "tight-fitting"?
Baggy