Phrasal verb GET

along
across
down
over
over with
GET

Get down
To make smb feel sad or lose hope
Doing the same thing every day can get you down

Get on with
To be friendly to each other
I get on well with most of my classmates

Get over
To feel good again after illness
It can take weeks to get over an illness like that

Get over with
Do and finish smth difficult or unpleasant
I wanted to get over with the interview as quickly as possible

Get across
To make people understand smth
What idea are you trying to get across to him?

1) Choose the correct particle
I’m afraid of injection so let’s get …… …… it as soon as possible.
How do you and John get ……?
I haven’t found a job yet and it is really getting me …….
I sometimes have problems getting my meaning …… in English.
I had such a bad cold but I get …….

2) Paraphrase the sentence
Do you have good relationship with your parents?
The sooner we start writing the report, the sooner we finish it.
The rainy weather makes me sad
Alice hasn’t been recovered from the fact that she failed her exams