Phrasal verbs with the verb get – Exercise

1. When we got back to the room, she had already left.

2. The police let him get away with only a $10 ticket.
3. Look! Our plane is getting in now.
4. Students have to get up when the teacher comes in.
5. We have to get together for our presentation on Friday.
6. Please return the book when you got through it.
7. My father stopped the car and got out.
8. Does Ken get along with his parents?
9. We couldn't get down what the teacher said.
10.They got off the bus and walked to school.

1. My car broke down on the freeway.

  a) broke down
  b) broke up
  c) broke through

2. The thief managed to break through the police barricade.

  a) break in
  b) break through
  c) break on

3. My girlfriend and I broke up last month.

  a) broke through
  b) broke in
  c) broke up

4. Hey, check out the girl with the red hair. She's very pretty.
  a) check out
  b) check in
  c) check at

5. Cheer up! Things will get better.

  a) Cheer on
  b) Cheer at
  c) Cheer up
6. The police are trying to crack down on drunk drivers.
  a) crack up
  b) crack down
  c) crack through

7. He is so funny! He really cracks me up.

  a) up
  b) around
  c) on

8. I thought the movie was going to end, but it just dragged on.
  a) dragged in
  b) dragged on
  c) dragged into

9. I'm really tired because I got up at 5 AM this morning.

  a) got around
  b) got up
  c) got on

10. Friends can help you to get through a difficult time in your life.
  a) get around
  b) get by
  c) get through