Practice phrasal verbs with "GET" in this grammar worksheet.

To solve the problem, we need to fill in the blanks with the appropriate phrasal verbs from the given list: GET INTO, GET THROUGH, GET ACROSS, GET OUT OF, GET ON WITH. Each verb has a specific meaning and usage context, so we will analyze each sentence carefully.

Solution:

1. He doesn’t _______ well with his mother-in-law.
- The phrase "get on with" means to have a good relationship or work well with someone.
- Answer: GET ON WITH

2. You must study if you want to _______ this Maths exam.
- The phrase "get through" means to pass or complete something successfully.
- Answer: GET THROUGH

3. Although I couldn’t speak the language, I managed to _______ my meaning across when necessary.
- The phrase "get across" means to make something understood or communicate effectively.
- Answer: GET ACROSS

4. It’s been very hard for Kelly to _______ her divorce.
- The phrase "get through" means to endure or cope with a difficult situation.
- Answer: GET THROUGH

5. I don’t want you here. Get _______ my way!
- The phrase "get out of" means to leave or move away from a place.
- Answer: GET OUT OF

6. Do you think she’ll _______ something _______ selling your car?
- The phrase "get into" means to become involved in or start doing something.
- Answer: GET INTO

7. She did well and got into Cambridge University.
- This sentence is already complete and correct as it is.
- Answer: (No change needed)

8. Your meaning didn’t really _______ me.
- The phrase "get across" means to be understood.
- Answer: GET ACROSS

9. He’s not very good at _______ his ideas.
- The phrase "get across" means to communicate or express ideas effectively.
- Answer: GETTING ACROSS

10. Our new boss is very easy to _______.
- The phrase "get on with" means to have a good relationship with someone.
- Answer: GET ON WITH

11. We’ve _______ all the sugar – can you buy some more?
- The phrase "get through" means to use up or finish something.
- Answer: GOTTEN THROUGH

12. You won’t be able to _______ this problem easily.
- The phrase "get through" means to deal with or overcome something.
- Answer: GET THROUGH

13. I’m _______ the first team for football.
- The phrase "get into" means to join or become part of a group.
- Answer: GETTING INTO

14. Even though there are six of them sharing the house, they all _______ each other.
- The phrase "get on with" means to have a good relationship with others.
- Answer: GET ON WITH

15. I _______ the whole book in two days. It’s fascinating!
- The phrase "get through" means to finish or complete something.
- Answer: GOT THROUGH

Final Answer:

1. GET ON WITH
2. GET THROUGH
3. GET ACROSS
4. GET THROUGH
5. GET OUT OF
6. GET INTO
7. (No change needed)
8. GET ACROSS
9. GETTING ACROSS
10. GET ON WITH
11. GOTTEN THROUGH
12. GET THROUGH
13. GETTING INTO
14. GET ON WITH
15. GOT THROUGH

Boxed Final Answer:
\boxed{
\begin{array}{l}
1. \text{GET ON WITH} \\
2. \text{GET THROUGH} \\
3. \text{GET ACROSS} \\
4. \text{GET THROUGH} \\
5. \text{GET OUT OF} \\
6. \text{GET INTO} \\
7. \text{(No change needed)} \\
8. \text{GET ACROSS} \\
9. \text{GETTING ACROSS} \\
10. \text{GET ON WITH} \\
11. \text{GOTTEN THROUGH} \\
12. \text{GET THROUGH} \\
13. \text{GETTING INTO} \\
14. \text{GET ON WITH} \\
15. \text{GOT THROUGH} \\
\end{array}
}