Phrasal verbs com ‘get’ Exercícios em inglês

<p>1. She managed to *get away* from the crowded party (phrasal verb for escaping). Dica: sair ou escapar.</p> <p>2. I need to *get through* this book before the end of the week (phrasal verb for completing something difficult). Dica: concluir algo difícil.</p> <p>3. They have to *get up* early tomorrow for the trip (phrasal verb for rising from bed). Dica: levantar-se da cama.</p> <p>4. It's hard to *get by* on a small salary (phrasal verb for managing with difficulty). Dica: sobreviver com dificuldade.</p> <p>5. We need to *get together* to discuss the project (phrasal verb for meeting). Dica: encontrar-se com alguém.</p> <p>6. It's important to *get along* with your coworkers (phrasal verb for having a good relationship). Dica: ter um bom relacionamento.</p> <p>7. I finally *got over* my fear of heights (phrasal verb for recovering). Dica: superar algo.</p> <p>8. She can't *get through* to him; he's not answering his phone (phrasal verb for making contact). Dica: fazer contato com alguém.</p> <p>9. He will *get back* to you as soon as possible (phrasal verb for returning a message or call). Dica: retornar um contato.</p> <p>10. We should *get rid of* these old clothes (phrasal verb for disposing of something). Dica: desfazer-se de algo.</p>

<p>1. She needs to *get up* early tomorrow for her flight (phrasal verb meaning "to rise from bed").</p> <p>2. I hope you can *get over* your fear of spiders (phrasal verb meaning "to recover from").</p> <p>3. We need to *get through* this project before the deadline (phrasal verb meaning "to complete").</p> <p>4. He couldn't *get out of* the meeting, so he had to stay (phrasal verb meaning "to avoid or escape").</p> <p>5. I can't *get into* this book; it's too boring (phrasal verb meaning "to become interested in").</p> <p>6. They managed to *get away* for a weekend trip (phrasal verb meaning "to escape or go on a vacation").</p> <p>7. She will *get back* to you as soon as possible (phrasal verb meaning "to return").</p> <p>8. It took him a while to *get along* with his new coworkers (phrasal verb meaning "to have a good relationship with").</p> <p>9. I need to *get rid of* these old clothes (phrasal verb meaning "to dispose of").</p> <p>10. He couldn't *get by* on his small salary (phrasal verb meaning "to manage with difficulty").</p>

<p>1. She needs to *get up* early tomorrow for her meeting. (levantar-se)</p> <p>2. He can't *get over* how beautiful the sunset is. (superar)</p> <p>3. They have to *get along* with their new neighbors. (dar-se bem)</p> <p>4. I hope to *get away* for the weekend to relax. (fugir, escapar)</p> <p>5. She always manages to *get by* with very little money. (sobreviver)</p> <p>6. We need to *get through* this project by Friday. (terminar, completar)</p> <p>7. He tried to *get out* of doing his homework. (evitar)</p> <p>8. She will *get back* to you as soon as possible. (responder)</p> <p>9. I couldn't *get into* the concert because it was sold out. (entrar)</p> <p>10. They need to *get rid of* the old furniture. (desfazer-se de)</p>