Expressions with GET
Complete the phrase: "to get ___ of trouble" (when you do something wrong as a kid).
Into trouble
Match the phrasal verb: "to get over a break-up" means to...
recover from it
What do people mean when they say "Get a life!"?
Do something more exciting with your time / stop interfering in others' lives.
What does "get" mean in this sentence: "Can you get me some milk from the shop?"
Buy / fetch / bring
Translate into English: «привыкнуть к дождю».
get used to the rain
What does it mean when you say "I got the impression you're annoyed"?
To have a feeling or intuition about something.
What does "to get on with somebody" mean?
To have a good relationship.
If someone "gets on your nerves", how do they make you feel?
Annoyed or irritated.
Fill in the blank with the correct form: "It's getting ___." (when the sun goes down).
dark
True or False: "To get behind with your studies" means you are ahead of everyone.
False (it means you fall behind / lag)
Complete: "to get rid ___ old clothes that you don't wear anymore."
of
If you "get through" to someone on the phone, what does it mean?
Make someone understand / successfully contact them.
What does the idiom "They get on like a house on fire" mean?
They have a very good and friendly relationship immediately.
In the sentence "He got sacked," what grammar structure is "got" replacing?
The passive verb "was" (Passive voice)
What is the past participle (3-я форма) of the verb get?
got (or gotten in American English)
What phrase means to receive an email "out of the ___"?
out of the blue (unexpectedly)
What is the meaning of "to get down" (e.g., "The weather gets me down")?
Make someone feel depressed or sad.
What does it mean if someone "always gets their own way"?
They always persuade people to let them do what they want.
Explain the meaning of "get" + object + past participle in: "I need to get my hair cut."
To have another person do a service for you.
Correct the mistake: "I can't get used to drive on the left."
"...to driving on the left" (after get used to we use verb with -ing)
Complete the phrase when you manage to avoid punishment or a bad situation: to get ___ with it.
away
If you manage to avoid a task or obligation, you "get ___ of it".
get out of it
Complete the idiom: "to get your act ___".
together (meaning: organize your life/behavior)
What does "get" mean in the structure: "Could you get Jane to finish the report?"
Persuade / make / ask someone to do something.
What phrasal verb means "to recover from an illness or a break-up"? (Hint: it starts with get...)
Get over