Matching Pairs Activate B1+ Unit 7 Online version Read the definitions of get. Match each example (1-8) with one of the definitions. by Vanessa Diaz Calero 1 I think he should get help to cope with all his anger. 2 You might be getting a cold. 3 My sister wants to get engaded. 4 I never get bored when my friend´s around. 5 My mum got me a drink and a biscuit to cheer me up. 6 I want to forget about it now and get on with my life. 7 If you need to calm down, just get out of the room. 8 I get really irritaded when my brother winds me up! To arrive, go or move somewhere= I got home late last night. To become= I get angry when I see something unfair. To arrive, go or move somewhere= I got home late last night. To become= I get angry when I see something unfair. To become= I get angry when I see something unfair. To recieve, obtain or buy something= I got an email from James. To bring= Can you get me a towel from the cupboard? To begin to have= I´m getting a headache.
