Let's get down to business!
Please help me ____ of this situation.
get out
His mother told the naughty boy to get ____ from the Christmas Tree.
down
trying/I/get along/to/with/am/you
I am trying to get along with you.
Let's get down to business!
Let's get up to business!
Let's get down to business!
We could only get by on a little money.
We could only survive on a little money.
After discussing our meeting, we had to ____ business.
get down to
The building is on fire, we have to get ___ of here.
out
way/My/her/little/always/sister/own/gets
My little sister always gets her own way
I broke up with him yesterday and I can't get under him.
I broke up with him yesterday and I can't get over him.
I broke up with him yesterday and I can't get over him.
I don't get along with my father.
I don't have a good relationship with my father.
Everyone thinks he's guilty of the robbery, but it looks like he's going to_____ _____ ____it.
get away with
The city is across the river so we had to get ____ by boat.
across
because/my/job/lost/had to/only/we/get by/a little/this month/money/husband/his/on
We had to get by on only a little money this month because my husband lost his job.
Get in of the way!
Get out of the way!
Get out of the way!
I had to get away for a while.
I had to leave for a while.
How do you expect me to _____ the city if I don't have any transportation?
Get around
The fat mouse could not get _____ the tiny hole.
through
dead body/smell bad/so/I/get rid of/had to/my house/was starting to/my/of the/in my/the/living room
My house was starting to smell bad so I had to get rid of the dead body in my living room.
It's better to get along with people you study with
It's better to get behind with people you study with
It's better to get along with people you study with