Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks
Complete the sentences with the correct form of “to get”:
Example: She needs to ________ (get over/get into) her fear of flying.
Answer: get over
1. I need to ________ some groceries before dinner.
2. Can you ________ me a glass of water?
3. He didn’t ________ the joke.
4. It’s ________ colder every day.
5. When did you ________ home?
6. We should ________ going soon.
7. She managed to ________ tickets for the concert.
8. They finally ________ through all their homework.
9. I don’t ________ why he’s upset.
10. Let’s ________ started on this project.
Exercise 2: Multiple Choice
Choose the most appropriate meaning of “to get” in each sentence:
Example: “I got a gift from my friend.”
Answer: To receive
1. When did you get home?
2. It’s getting cold outside.
3. Do you get what I mean?
4. She went to the store to get some milk.
5. I can’t get over how amazing that movie was.
6. They got along well at the party.
7. He got into trouble for being late.
8. We need to get away this weekend.
9. She got up early to catch the train.
10. He got through the exam with ease.
Exercise 3: Match Phrasal Verbs with Meanings
Match the phrasal verb with its correct meaning:
Example: “Get up” means:
Answer: To rise from bed or stand up
1. Get over
2. Get along
3. Get away
4. Get into
5. Get through
6. Get up
7. Get back
8. Get out
9. Get off
10. Get by