Phrasal Verbs with "Get"
To return to someone or something
What is "get back to?"
To hand things out for free
What is "give away?"
To find
What is "come across?"
To review
What is "go over?"
To have an end result (especially a surprising one)
What is "turn out?"
To stand or wake up
What is "get up?"
To return or restore
What is "give back?"
To happen
What is "come about?"
To happen
What is "go on?"
To give an assignment to a teacher or supervisor OR to go to bed
What is "turn in?"
To escape blame, punishment, or undesirable consequences for (an act that is wrong or mistaken)
What is "get away with" something?
To quit doing something habitual OR To stop trying, surrender
What is "give up?"
To appear or be seen. Or, to tell someone that one is gay or lesbian
What is "come out?"
To stop working (machines or electrical things) OR To be a part of a social activity outside one's house
What is "go out?"
To change direction and go/look the other way
What is "turn around?"
To have a friendly relationship with someone
What is "get along with?"
To emit (light, energy, heat, scent, etc)
What is "give off?"
To change one's mind
"What is "come around?"
To make a loud noise or to explode
What is "go off?"
To not allow someone to enter a place
What is "turn away?"
To get revenge on someone
What is "get back at?"
To begin applauding for someone
What is "give it up for someone?"
To become sick
What is "come down with?"
To match, to be similar to
What is "go with?"
To become
What is "turn into?"