English learners (Cambridge A2 to B1 level) focused on the verb GET

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Practice GET meanings in context

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English learners (Cambridge A2 to B1 level) focused on the verb GET


Froggy Jumps English learners (Cambridge A2 to B1 level) focused on the verb GETOnline version Practice GET meanings in context by Gabriela Alves do Nascimento 1 What does get mean in: 'I got a letter from my friend.' a arrive b buy c receive 2 Complete: 'She ___ a new bike yesterday.' a getting b gets c got 3 Choose the correct sentence: a We will got home by six. b We get home at six yesterday. c We will get home at six. 4 What does get mean in this context: 'He got sick after the trip.' a received b arrived c became ill 5 Choose the correct meaning: 'I got a gift for my birthday.' a received a gift b became a gift c bought a gift 6 Short dialogue: A: Did you get the email? B: Yes, I ___ it this morning. a getting b gets c got 7 What does get mean here: 'If you get to the station early, wait outside.' a become at b receive at c arrive at 8 Complete the sentence: 'They will ___ married next month.' a getting b get c gets 9 Choose the correct sentence: a We got to the cinema just in time. b We got the cinema just in time. c We got at the cinema just in time. 10 What is the meaning of 'get' in: 'I need to get groceries after work.' a go and buy supplies b become groceries c receive groceries 11 What does 'get on' mean here: 'We get on the bus at the corner.' a catch the bus from outside b board the bus c finish the bus 12 Complete: 'She ___ a new job last week.' a got b gets c getting 13 Choose the correct meaning: 'He gets upset when it rains.' a arrives upset b becomes upset c receives upset 14 What does 'get' mean in: 'I need to get some money.' a lend b obtain c lose 15 Short dialogue: A: How do you feel? B: I am starting to ___ better. a get b set c become 16 Daily routine use: 'She ___ up at 7 every day.' a got b get c gets 17 Choose the correct sentence: a We got to home late last night. b We got home late last night. c We get home late last night. 18 Meaning check: 'If you get in touch, let me know.' a hide b contact c ignore 19 What does 'get' mean here: 'They get on well with their neighbors.' a arrive b have a good relationship c receive 20 Complete: 'He will get ___ soon after the exam.' a home b to c up 21 Choose the correct meaning: 'I got the news yesterday.' a made information b received information c caused information 22 What does 'get out' mean in this sentence: 'Get out of the car quietly.' a move the car b start the car c leave the car 23 'She got to school late because of the traffic.' What does 'get to' mean here? a arrive at b left c waited for 24 Choose the correct: 'She got a new phone.' a she made a phone b she received or bought a new phone c she borrowed a phone 25 What does 'get together' mean in a friends’ meeting? a meet with b move together c divide 26 Meaning: 'I need to get more practice.' a lose b gain c borrow 27 Select the correct sentence: a They got discount on tickets. b They got to discount on the tickets. c They got a discount on the tickets. 28 What does 'get by' mean in this context: 'He can get by with basic English.' a manage with b get close to c pass to 29 Choose the correct meaning: 'We got there just in time.' a became b arrived c received 30 Emotion context: 'I’m starting to get worried.' a arrive worried b receive worry c become anxious 31 Transportation: 'We need to get in the taxi now.' a exit b drive c enter 32 What does 'get used to' mean? (introduce only) a become accustomed to b get used up c receive used to

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English learners (Cambridge A2 to B1 level) focused on the verb GETOnline version

by Gabriela Alves do Nascimento

What does get mean in: 'I got a letter from my friend.'

Complete: 'She ___ a new bike yesterday.'

Choose the correct sentence:

What does get mean in this context: 'He got sick after the trip.'

Choose the correct meaning: 'I got a gift for my birthday.'

Short dialogue: A: Did you get the email? B: Yes, I ___ it this morning.

What does get mean here: 'If you get to the station early, wait outside.'

Complete the sentence: 'They will ___ married next month.'

Choose the correct sentence:

What is the meaning of 'get' in: 'I need to get groceries after work.'

What does 'get on' mean here: 'We get on the bus at the corner.'

Complete: 'She ___ a new job last week.'

Choose the correct meaning: 'He gets upset when it rains.'

What does 'get' mean in: 'I need to get some money.'

Short dialogue: A: How do you feel? B: I am starting to ___ better.

Daily routine use: 'She ___ up at 7 every day.'

Choose the correct sentence:

Meaning check: 'If you get in touch, let me know.'

What does 'get' mean here: 'They get on well with their neighbors.'

Complete: 'He will get ___ soon after the exam.'

Choose the correct meaning: 'I got the news yesterday.'

What does 'get out' mean in this sentence: 'Get out of the car quietly.'

'She got to school late because of the traffic.' What does 'get to' mean here?

Choose the correct: 'She got a new phone.'

What does 'get together' mean in a friends’ meeting?

Meaning: 'I need to get more practice.'

Select the correct sentence:

What does 'get by' mean in this context: 'He can get by with basic English.'

Choose the correct meaning: 'We got there just in time.'

Emotion context: 'I’m starting to get worried.'

Transportation: 'We need to get in the taxi now.'

What does 'get used to' mean? (introduce only)