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    - The document provides a list of verbs and prepositions that can be used to describe getting somewhere, getting something done, or getting into a certain state or condition. Some examples include "get out of bed", "rise to your feet", "have a holiday", and "escape". - It then provides 20 sentences for the user to complete by choosing the appropriate preposition to use with each verb from the list. This allows the user to practice using different prepositions that commonly accompany verbs relating to getting somewhere, completing a task, or changing one's situation.

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    - The document provides a list of verbs and prepositions that can be used to describe getting somewhere, getting something done, or getting into a certain state or condition. Some examples include "get out of bed", "rise to your feet", "have a holiday", and "escape". - It then provides 20 sentences for the user to complete by choosing the appropriate preposition to use with each verb from the list. This allows the user to practice using different prepositions that commonly accompany verbs relating to getting somewhere, completing a task, or changing one's situation.

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    - The document provides a list of verbs and prepositions that can be used to describe getting somewhere, getting something done, or getting into a certain state or condition. Some examples include "get out of bed", "rise to your feet", "have a holiday", and "escape". - It then provides 20 sentences for the user to complete by choosing the appropriate preposition to use with each verb from the list. This allows the user to practice using different prepositions that commonly accompany verbs relating to getting somewhere, completing a task, or changing one's situation.

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    Geraldine Quiroga
    - The document provides a list of verbs and prepositions that can be used to describe getting somewhere, getting something done, or getting into a certain state or condition. Some examples include "get out of bed", "rise to your feet", "have a holiday", and "escape". - It then provides 20 sentences for the user to complete by choosing the appropriate preposition to use with each verb from the list. This allows the user to practice using different prepositions that commonly accompany verbs relating to getting somewhere, completing a task, or changing one's situation.

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    • get out of bed

    cause to be have a friendly


    succeed in • rise to your feet
    understood relationship
    finishing a task
    • have a holiday
    • escape
    •
    • recover from
    an illness
    • overcome a manage to
    problem survive in spite
    of difficulties

    become known
    (news, information)

    • go inside a car, • dismount or


    start doing or leave a bus, room, home descend
    continue doing an train, plane or a • arrive at a place • get serious about
    activity place topic
    •

    Complete the sentences with across, along, away, 10. Kate hasn’t got _ _ _ _ _ her separation with
    by, down (to), in, off, on, out, over, through or up. Mark.
    11. The burglar got _ _ _ _ _ before we came
    1. My daughter is an early bird. She gets
    back home.
    _ _ _ _ _ at 7 every day of the week. 12. When Moly got _ _ _ _ _ the plane, she saw all
    2. How can Tom get _ _ _ _ _ on his poor her family waiting for her.
    salary? 13. Let’s get _ _ _ _ _ business.
    3. Pat usually fails to get her jokes _ _ _ _ _. 14. Linda’s been unemployed for six months.
    4. Jim got _ _ _ _ _ his exams without much She’s getting _ _ _ _ _ thanks to her
    effort. parents’ help.
    5. You’d better get _ _ _ _ _ the back seat. 15. After the concert the audience got
    I’ve got my son’s safety seat in the front. _ _ _ _ _ and applauded for ten minutes.
    6. I’ve never got _ _ _ _ _ with my brother-in- 16. Do Steve and Jess get _ _ _ _ _?
    law. 17. Can you tell me where I should get _ _ _ _ _?
    7. If this secret gets _ _ _ _ _, you’ll be in 18. We hope to get _ _ _ _ _ for a few days at
    trouble. Easter.
    8. We’ve climbed the fence easily, but now we 19. How did Liz get _ _ _ _ _ here? She hasn’t
    can’t get _ _ _ _ _. got the key, has she?
    9. You should get _ _ _ _ _ with your homework 20. It took me two weeks to get _ _ _ _ _ the
    right now. terrible flu.
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