Why don’t you get your homework ___ with so you can enjoy the rest of the evening?, away, over, by, around, As soon as Lydia and I met, we knew we were going to get ___ well., at, up, round, on, I just can’t come out with you tonight as I’ve got so ___ with my work., behind, over, away, up, Why does Sara always get ___ with arriving late? It doesn’t seem fair., over, on, away, by, I’m going to have to get ___ to filling in my tax form soon., over, round, away, behind, I hope you’ll be able to get ___ from work at a reasonable time tonight., over, at, away, behind, Your mother couldn’t get ___ the cost of restaurants in London., up, over, by, round, How do you and Joseph get on?, We’re great friends., Soon, I promise., I just wasn’t organised enough., Sure, that would be nice., What exactly are you getting at?, I certainly hope so., Soon, I promise., Let me put it another way for you., We’re great friends., How do you get by on a student loan?, I just wasn’t organised enough., I manage somehow, though it isn’t easy., Soon, I promise., Sure, that would be nice.

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