phrasal verb with get

1. get across

In which job do you need to be really good at getting ideas across to other people?

• a farmer

• a teacher

• a plumber

• a jockey

5. get by

Ashraf just gets by on the money he makes, so

• he's getting rich quickly

• he can't save much

• he's saving a lot

• he doesn't have any money

6. get down

I told my dog to get down because he was

• on the table

• on his stomach

• in the garden

• on the floor

get down

If you want to get some details down, you'll need

• a glass of water

• a mouse

• a stick

• a pen

get along

Pedro and Juan get along very well. They are

• very busy

• good friends

• really fast

• very happy

get into

Neil got into Cambridge University by

• bribing an official

• hiding in a delivery van

• studying very hard

• cheating

get around

If you want to reduce air and noise pollution, help solve global warming, increase your fitness and look and feel better, and save lots of money, you should get around

• by car

• by motorcycle

• by bicycle

• by plane

get in

I couldn't get in the apartment because

• I couldn't find it

• my friend came over

• I couldn't afford it

• I'd forgotten the key

get in

After the train got in, the arriving passengers

• got off

• got on

• got up

• got across

get out of

After he'd finished surfing, Mark asked me to help him get out of

• his surfboard

• his wetsuit

• his beach towel

• his car