The document discusses the use of the word "get" in different expressions in English. It provides examples of expressions using "get" plus an adjective, the passive form, or "to" plus a verb. These expressions show a process, experience, or opportunity. The document also discusses phrasal verbs using "get" like "get over," "get by," "get around," and "get along with." It includes an exercise for learners to practice choosing the correct expression using "get" to complete sentences.
The document discusses the use of the word "get" in different expressions in English. It provides examples of expressions using "get" plus an adjective, the passive form, or "to" plus a verb. These expressions show a process, experience, or opportunity. The document also discusses phrasal verbs using "get" like "get over," "get by," "get around," and "get along with." It includes an exercise for learners to practice choosing the correct expression using "get" to complete sentences.
The document discusses the use of the word "get" in different expressions in English. It provides examples of expressions using "get" plus an adjective, the passive form, or "to" plus a verb. These expressions show a process, experience, or opportunity. The document also discusses phrasal verbs using "get" like "get over," "get by," "get around," and "get along with." It includes an exercise for learners to practice choosing the correct expression using "get" to complete sentences.
EXPRESSION WITH ‘GET’ u GET + ADJECTIVE v GET + PASSIVE w GET + TO Vo - These expressions show a - The get + passive is more formal - These expressions show that you process. than be + passive. It is used in had the opportunity to do - It is often used for negative conversation. something. experiences (get cold / get dizzy / - It is often used for negative embarrassed / lost / mad / wet). experiences (get divorced / fired EXCEPTIONS: get better / get ready hit / stolen / stranded / stuck). EXCEPTIONS: get dressed / get married / promoted Ex: I got sick and missed two days Ex: He got injured in a car accident. Ex: Did you get to visit your mom of school. (= became sick) (= was injured) in the hospital? (= have an opportunity to visit) y GET + NOUN y PHRASAL VERBS WITH ‘GET’ Ex: I got a bad sunburn while I was Ex: It’s going to take me another week to get over this cold. on vacation. (= became sunburned) (= recover from) Ex: I still don’t get his explanation. Ex: Our family was able to get by on my mother’s part-time salary. (= not understand his explanation) (= manage to survive) Ex: My grandmother is 95, but she still gets around pretty well. (= moves/travels) Ex: It is important to get on with / get along with your team members. (= have a good relationship with sb)
EXERCISE ON EXPRESSION WITH ‘GET’
Decide which of the choices – (A), (B), (C), or (D) – best completes the sentence.
Question 1: Can you ------- without your pain medicine?
(A) get over (B) got by (C) get along with (D) got over Question 2: I didn’t ------- her joke, but I laughed to be polite. (A) get by (B) get (C) got (D) get around Question 3: I ------- by a new doctor. (A) got examine (B) got examined (C) got exam (D) got examining Question 4: After my operation, I couldn’t ------- easily. (A) get around (B) get on with (C) get by (D) get along with Question 5: I ------- a bad cold last week. (A) get (B) gets (C) got (D) getting Question 6: I really enjoyed the meal, but unfortunately, I ------- food poisoning later. (A) get (B) am (C) got (D) was Question 7: I finally ------- the movie which everyone has been talking about. (A) got watched (B) got watching (C) got to watch (D) got watch
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Question 8: How long does it take you to ------- the flu?
(A) get over (B) get by (C) get on with (D) get around Question 9: Brian ------- when he slipped on the wet floor. (A) get injured (B) gets injured (C) got injured (D) get a injured Question 10: I -------, so I left the party earlier than I had expected. (A) get sick (B) get a sick (C) got sick (D) get to sick Question 11: I don’t ------- with my old sister, but my young brother and I are very close. (A) get by (B) get around (C) get over (D) get along Question 12: When I was in college, I ------- on my student loan. (A) got on with (B) got by (C) got around (D) got over Question 13: Steve was driving in the desert when he ------- lost and ran out of fuel. (A) got (B) is (C) gets (D) get Question 14: Thanks to his electric wheelchair, my grandfather is able to ------- effortlessly. (A) get by (B) get on with (C) get (D) get around Question 15: The electric power has gone out in my house, and it won’t be fixed until tomorrow. It will be a challenge to ------- without it for a day. (A) get by (B) get on with (C) get (D) get around
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