Lesson 55 ☘ get

Nov 6, 2016

Complete the sentences.
1. I wrote you last week. Did you . . .
  get
  my letter?
  - getting
  - get
  - got
  - to get
2. Where did you . . .
  get
  your jacket? It’s very nice.
  - get
  - got
  - to get
  - getting
3. Quick! This man is ill. We must . . .
  get
  a doctor.
  - to get
  - getting
  - get
  - gotten
4. I don’t want to walk home. Let’s . . .
  get
  a taxi.
  - get
  - to get
  - getting
  - got
5. I had an interview with the manager but I didn’t . . .
  get
  the job.
  - to get
  - got
  - getting
  - get
6. When you go out, can you . . .
  get
  some milk?
  - got
  - to get
  - get
  - getting
7. “Are you going to the concert?”
  “Yes, if I can . . .
  get
  a ticket.”
  - get
  - to get
  - getting
  - got
8. Margaret has got a well-paid job. She . . .
  gets
  a good salary.
  - got
  - get
  - gets
  - to get
9. Drink your coffee. It’s . . .
  getting
  cold.
  - get
  - got
  - getting
  - to get
10. Turn on the light. It’s . . .
  getting
  dark.
  - getting
  - get
  - got
  - to get
11. “I’m . . .
  getting
  married next week.”
  “Oh, really? Congratulations!”
  - getting
  - get
  - got
  - to get
12. “Where’s Sally?”
  “She’s . . .
  getting
  ready to go out.”
  - got
  - get
  - getting
  - to get
13. It’s . . .
  getting
  late. It’s time to go home.
  - to get
  - get
  - got
  - getting
14. If you don’t eat, you . . .
  get
  hungry.
  - getting
  - got
  - to get
  - get
15. Don’t go out in the rain. You’ll . . .
  get
  wet.
  - get
  - getting
  - got
  - to get
16. My brother . . .
  got
  married last year. His wife’s name is Julia.
  - get
  - got
  - to get
  - getting
17. Why did you . . .
  get
  angry with me? I didn’t do anything wrong.
  - to get
  - got
  - get
  - getting
18. We tried to find the hotel but we . . .
  got
  lost.
  - get
  - got
  - getting
  - to get
19. Everybody wants to stay young but we all . . .
  get
  old.
  - getting
  - got
  - to get
  - get
20. The beginning of the film wasn’t very good but it . . .
  got
  better.
  - getting
  - get
  - to get
  - got
21. Most people . . .
  get
  nervous before examinations.
  - get
  - to get
  - getting
  - got
Put in “got in”, “got out of”, “got on’ or ‘got off”.
1. Kate . . .
  got in
  the car and drove away.
  - got on
  - got in
  - got out
  - got off
2. I . . .
  got off
  the bus and walked to my house from the bus stop.
  - got on
  - got in
  - got out
  - got off
3. Ann . . .
  got out
  of the car, shut the door and went into a shop.
  - got on
  - got in
  - got out
  - got off
4. I made a stupid mistake. I . . .
  got on
  the wrong train.
  - got on
  - got in
  - got out
  - got off

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