درس 7 – Phrasal Verbs in use

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1. How do you and Joseph get on?–We’re great friends.

2. What exactly are you getting at? – Let me put it another way for you

3. How do you get by on a student loan? – I manage somehow, though it isn’t easv.

4. How did you get so behind? -I just wasn’t organised enough.

5. When are you going to get round to it?– Soon, I promise.

6. Shall we get together this evening? – Sure, that would be nice.

7. Will you manage to get away soon? – 1 certainly hope so.

1. I’ve been planning to sort out my files but I haven’t got around/round to it yet.

2. I can’t get over how much money they spent on their New Year’s party.

3. Don’t try to get away with not paying your train fare – an inspector might come on and want to see your ticket.

4. The teachers in the school often get together after work on Fridays In a cafe near the school.

5. They got around/round the problem of offending anyone and just invited all their friends to the wedding.

6. I usually find it quite hard to understand what Professor Mactoft is getting at in his lectures.

7. I hope I can get away with not sending any Christmas cards this year.

8. Emily has got terribly/very behind with her thesis.