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Get and particles

Get lost             to become lost, to lose one's way

Get better          to improve, to recover one's health

Get into             to get involved in ( to get into troubles, difficulties )

Get out of          to avoid doing something ( especially a duty )

Get old              to become older

Get up               to wake up and leave your bed

Get off               leave a form transport ( bus, bicycle, plane, train )

Get over            to start feel better, to recover from an illness

Get in                to arrive

Get along          to be friendly, to have smooth relations

Get rid of          to throw away or remove something unwanted   

Get on             to make angry

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1. Don't forget a map. Otherwise, you might get lostget overget betterI don't know.

2. Henry has a bad cold and cough. I hope he'll get lostget intoget betterI don't know soon.

3. Her son is a very naughty boy and he is always getting intogetting upgetting overI don't know trouble at school.

4. He is trying to get rid ofget offget out ofI don't know doing English homework with his younger sister.

5. My mother is getting oldgetting alonggetting lostI don't know and needs to wear reading glasses.

6. Last weekend we went to the forest and got lostgot overgot inI don't know there.

7. He gets intogets out ofgets upI don't know at 6 o'clock every morning. He doesn't like to sleep for too long.

8. Get lostGet offGet betterI don't know the bus at the last station. I will be waiting for you there.

9. If you take this medicine you will get upget intoget overI don't know the flu quicker.

10. What time does your bus gets inget inget overI don't know?

11. Tom and his in-laws get alongget offgetting intoI don't know very well.

12. I must get betterget rid ofget overI don't know the old desk. I can't look at it anymore.

13. Drunk people get ongetting alongget upI don't know my nerves.

14. Last night I didn't sleep well and get intoget offgot upI don't know at 5 a.m.

15. Susan, who is a very hard working girl, is getting bettergets intogets upI don't know at English grammar.

16. I am going to get inget rid ofget onI don't know my old scooter and buy a new one.

17. Dolly often argues with her brother. They don't get betterget alongget out ofI don't know together.

18. It can take a long time to get intoget lostget overI don't know a serious illness.

19. How do you get out ofget alongget rid ofI don't know with your mother-in-law?

20. My son got inget upget inI don't know late last night. It made me angry.