Вправа 1. Потрібно вибрати правильний варіант. I hate getting on/off/up early in the winter when it’s still dark. Children mustn’t get in / on / out strangers’ cars. It took her a long time to get over / by / in the illness. The teacher asked them to get on / into / out of the work quietly. I tried ringing but I could not get over / into / through to her office. The bad news really got him up / down / off. Will we get on / through / together for a drink at the weekend? I didn’t mean to get you on / into / onto trouble. It’s two o’clock: I must get around / on / back to the office. Helen got off / on / in her bike and rode off. I’m not sure I got on / of / across that very well. I don’t think they really understood. Вправа 2. Поєднайте фразові дієслова з перекладом Фразові дієслова Переклад 1) Get off 2) Get through 3) Get round 4) Get to round 5) Get rid of 6) Get ahead 7) Get out 8) Get up a) стати відомим b) додзвонитися c) вставати, підніматися d) просуватися по службі, досягти успіху e) позбутися f) переконувати g) виходити з громадського транспорту h) знайти час що-небудь зробити
Вправа 3. Поєднайте фразові дієслова з перекладом Фразові дієслова Переклад 1) Get behind 2) Get to 3) Get on 4) Get over 5) Get out of 6) Get away with 7) Get on with 8) Get down a) сідати в громадський транспорт b) ладнати, бути в хороших відносинах c) приводити в стан депресії d) уникнути покарання, вийти сухим з води e) видужувати f) відставати g) досягати, дістатися до чого-небудь h) вийти з автомобіля, будівлі
1. Your husband looks older than he really is.
2. Tom is still at school. His elder brother is a student.
3. We have no further information about the accident.
4. The damage to our country house isn't so bad. It could have been much worse.
5. Their house is five miles farther.
6. Your composition isn't very good. I'm sure you can do better than this.
7. We've got less time than I thought.
8. Nowadays more and more people are learning English.
9. There are fewer people at the meeting than at the last one.
10. Their flat is much smaller than ours.
1. I didn't expect John (to take/ taking) the risk of going there alone.
2. I suggest (to join/ joining) our school drama society.
3. Is your granny fond of ( to read/ reading) historical novels?
4. I don't think he deserves to (be allowed/ allow) to go to the show as he hasn't finished his job yet.
5. When did Alice start (learning/ to be learning) French?
6. I saw Andrew (to turn/ turning) the corner.
7. I stopped (to explain/ explaining) to Wendy how to get to the nearest supermarket.
8. What would you like (having/ to have) for dessert?
9. Would you mind Calvin (ta join/ joining) us?
10. Albert offered (to make/ making) a cup of coffee for me.
11. Mother will make you (do/ to do) it.
12. Our cousins were made (do/ to do) it.
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