I'm trying to get across to the people in the office that they'll all have to work harder. - Have you had any luck making them understand?, He was rude to the teacher, but got away with it somehow. - I don't believe he wasn't punished!, How are you going to get by without a car? - It'll be difficult, but I'll manage., We get by on only 50$ a week. - Really? How do you manage to live on that?, He'll have to get down to some hard work if he wants to pass the test. - He needs someone to tell him to start working., They don't get on well at all. - Well, they've never been very friendly with each other., She's getting on well at university. - I always knew she'd do well., I want an excuse to get out of going to the office party. - Typical! You're always trying to avoid doing something!, Kiki's got over her flu. - That's great! I'm glad she's better at last., She never got over the death of her father. - No. Her mother never recovered from the shock either., I only got round to sending my Christmas cards yesterday. - Oh well, at least you've done it at last., Jane got round the boss by giving him a bottle of wine. - She always manages to persuade someone to do what she wants., Did he get through his exams? - Yes, in fact he was very successful., I tried to get through to the complaints department, but the line was busy. - Did you finally manage to speak to someone on the phone?, Whatever did you get up to last night? - Nothing naughty, I promise., She thinks she's being got at. - She always thinks she's being criticized.,

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