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He's a very difficult person to deal with. He doesn't get ______ with anybody in the
office.
a. through
b. off
c. on
-
I tried to phone you earlier but your line was continually engaged and I couldn't get
______ .
a. through
b. around
c. into
-
This meeting is taking far too long. Couldn't we try to get ______ the items a bit
faster?
a. over
b. through
c. with
-
Why do you always arrive late? I don't see why you cannot get ______ for 8.00 like the
rest of us do.
a. outside
b. into
c. in
-
He really irritates me. Every time he starts talking in a meeting it really gets ______
me.
a. to
b. towards
c. underneath
-
We need to change things here. I'm going to get ______ an outside consultant to look at
our planning systems.
a. from
b. on
c. in
-
He's always criticizing me. He never stops getting ______ me.
a. at
b. from
c. with
-
I really should talk to Jim about his drinking problem but I'm finding it hard to get
______ the courage.
a. to
b. from
c. up
-
I know I shouldn't let it upset me but her aggressive behaviour gets ______ me after a
while.
a. to
b. off
c. on
-
Could we please concentrate on the item on the agenda and stop getting ______ the
subject?
a. off
b. on
c. around
-
I'm sorry I don't understand what you are trying to say. I'm not clear exactly what you
are getting ______ .
a. in
b. at
c. with
-
I've been so busy that I haven't been able to get ______ dealing with that yet.
a. under
b. around to
c. on
-
I'm sure that Simon will not be too happy about this but Kate, with all her charm, will
be able to get ______ him.
a. round
b. in
c. through
-
Look it was great meeting you but I must fly. We must get ______ again soon.
a. off
b. on
c. together
-
I've got lots of work to do but I just can't get ______ to it.
a. down
b. with
c. into
-
How are you getting ______ in your new job?
a. up
b. on
c. together
-
Caroline never seems to do much work. I don't know how she gets ______ it.
a. on
b. under
c. away with
-
I don't really keep very fit but I try to get ______ the occasional round of golf.
a. in
b. towards
c. together
-
It's not the best salary in the world but I'll be able to get ______ on it.
a. with
b. by
c. towards
-
I thought they would definitely sack him for doing that but he got ______ with a final
warning.
a.off
b. after
c. into