Verb Get Phrasal - exercise

She is an early bird. She gets___ at 7 every day of the week.

• up

• by

• across

• through

• in

How can John get ___on his poor salary?

• up

• by

• across

• through

• in

Tom usually fails to get her jokes ___.

• up

• by

• across

• through

• in

You’d better get ___ the back seat.

• up

• by

• across

• through

• in

Jim got ___his exams without much effort.

• up

• by

• across

• through

• in

I’ve never got___with my brother-in-law.

• along

• out

• down

• on

• over

If this secret gets ___, you’ll be in trouble.

• along

• out

• down

• on

• over

We’ve climbed the fence easily, but now we can’t get ___.

• along

• out

• down

• on

• over

You should get___with your homework right now.

• along

• out

• down

• on

• over

Kate hasn’t got___ her separation with Jimmy.

• along

• out

• down

• on

• over