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I'M NOT WELL, I'M FEELING BAD, MY NOSE IS RUNNING, I HAVE A HEADACHE. I THINK I_______.
I'M NOT WELL, I'M FEELING BAD, MY NOSE IS RUNNING, I HAVE A HEADACHE. I THINK I GOT A COLD
Become interested in something
a) Go into something
b) Get over something
c) Get into something
d) Get along with something
Get into something
to enter a car,train,etc.
I’m inviting you to _______ the car.
I’m inviting you to get in the car.
gets/with/Elennah/on/everyone
Elennah gets on well with everyone.
To return to a place
a)Get into
b) Get over
c) Get back
d) Get in
GET BACK
to return to a place
Please, give me a call when you get back.
I'M NOT YOUNG ANYMORE. LOOT AT ME! I'M___________.
I'M NOT YOUNG ANYMORE. LOOT AT ME! I'M GOING GREY.
Have a romantic meeting somewhere with someone
a) Hang out
b) Get on a date
c) Go accross a date
d) Go on a date
Go on a date
This party is so excited! I'm _______ crazy in here!
She‘ll get _____ from work as soon as she can. (to escape from sb/sth)
This party is so excited! I'm going crazy in here!
She‘ll get away from work as soon as she can.
his/an/Today/got into/ over/ we/ argument/punishment rule.
Today we got into an argument over his punishment rule.
GET OFF
To leave a place
a) Get out
b) Get off
c) Get away
d) Get along
GET OFF
to leave a place
We will get off at 8 o’clock
*Get out: to leave OR SCAPE
We each had about the same amount to eat and drink, so let's ________ on the bill.
The coulple soon begin to _______ well with each other.
We each had about the same amount to eat and drink, so let's go halves on the bill.
The coulple soon begin to get on well with each other.
Slowly learn more about someone
a) Get tired
b) Get to know
c) Go to know
d) Go into interests
Get to know
I am better suited to her temperament, we _____ well.
to meet socially:
We usually ________ once a week.
I am better suited to her temperament, we get on well.
We usually get together once a week.
now/for/his/been/around/months/going out with/He's/girlfriend/six/
He's been GOING OUT WITH his girlfriend for around six months now.
Meaning: Move to another side or place
a)Get on
b) Go accross
c) Get over
d) Go on
Go across phrasal verb
» Example: He WENT ACROSS to the opposition.
It’s impossible to ______ with her. She's so mean!
I'm pretty broke, but I'll ________ with you on a bottle of wine.
It’s impossible to get along with her. She's so mean!
I'm pretty broke, but I'll go halves with you on a bottle of wine.
begin having an argument
a) go into a fight
b) get stressed about something
c) get into an argument
d) Get crazy about something
get into an argument
We need more information on this plan. Could you go ________, please?
Sandy and her son got _______ argument,I heard screams and glass breaking.
We need more information on this plan. Could you go into detail, please?
Sandy and her son got into an argument,I heard screams and glass breaking.
how wonderful/She just/ talking/about/never/She/ boyfriend./stops/ about her/ he/ goes on/is.
She never stops talking about her boyfriend. She just goes on about how wonderful he is.
Meaning: Proceed
a) Go over
b) Get over
c) Get ahead
d) Go ahead
Go ahead phrasal verb
» Example: The construction of the bypass WENT AHEAD despite the protests from environmentalists.
I didn't really agree, but I ________ WITH the decision
I didn't really agree, but I WENT ALONG WITH the decision
Talk a lot about something and annoy people
a) Get into details
b) Get interested in
c) Get clarified
d) Go on
Go on
We wanted to celebrate, so we ______ on a bottle of champagne.
You need to take your passport when you ______.
We wanted to celebrate, so we went halves on a bottle of champagne.
You need to take your passport when you go abroad.
only fair/so I/this big/it was/ just/He'd/ bought/ felt/ house/to go halves.
He'd just bought this big house so I felt it was only fair to go halves.
grey start to have gray hair
a) Get gray
b) Get old
c) Go gray
d) Go old
go gray