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Idioms With GetSet 4

1Choose the option that best explains the phrasal verb/idiom in the sentence.Let's get the ball rolling on the new initiative.
2Understandably, he's been struggling with a new studying environment, but he'll get to ..... the ropes soon enough.
3The idiom "Get off my back." means
4A: How is the new job going?B: Not good. It is so hard. I think I ......
5A lot to get through =
6When Shila asked mom what shall she cook and she rejected mom's ideas, mom replied, "Get something out of your system"
7To do something, often something that other people would disapprove of:
8What does get on with sb mean?
9'borrow from' means .....
10Choose the correct word(s) to complete the sentences.I don't trust that man standing near those expensive cars-I think he's ..... to no good.
11Which idiom means 'to start focusing on a specific task (after introductions/small talk)'?
12If you get out of bed on the wrong side, you make an incorrect decision.
13Try not to get ..... in minor details.
14If you 'get round' a problem, you .....
15Which of the options best represents the meaning "recover from an upsetting experience" ?
16Simon hasn't got a job, and isn't trying to get one. He just ..... his friends.
17"Young people get up to all sorts of things nowadays. Parents probably give in to them too much, and let them get away with things." "get away with" means:
18Understanding idiomatic expressions:Explain the meaning of the expression 'get on with'
19"Get stuck" means:
20What does "get rid of" mean?
21"get a kick out of something"
22Get your act togetherWhat is the meaning of this idiom?
23Can you make those children be quiet? They are .....? .....
24"get off (the phone)" means:
25Haley needs to get down to her homework.What does "get down to [something]" mean?
26If you "Get In On the Ground Floor," you are:
27Get to the bottom of the problem
28CLOSEST MEANING: The situation got out of hand when the festival organisers couldn't foresee that the mob would get angry because they were stopped from taking the offerings.
29Get over
30Get off your high .....
31What does "get away with" mean?
32"Get a taste of your own medicine" means to:
33Common English idioms & expressions'Get out of hand' means .....
34Complete the newspaper headline:PEACEFUL DEMONSTRATION ..... (gets out of control)
35GET AROUND: To be heard by many peopleWhich of the following is not the correct use of the words " GET AROUND "?
36Get the ball rolling is used when you:
37What does 'get across' mean?
38This expression means "to look at" or "to check out"
39Manage to live on little money
40"Get cold feet" means .....
41To fall behind with work or payments, means you have not done as much work or made as many payments as you should have ~OR~ to support an idea, project etc, or help someone in what they are trying to do
42What does the idiom mean? Get one's foot in the door
43What does 'get around' mean?
44Idioms and expressions: get the ball rolling
45Let's get ..... business.
46What is the meaning of " get back at"?
47Get/keep/put things/problems in perspective
48Get your act together
49What does the phrase "get a grip" in the sentence "So I've decided to get a grip and sort it out. So I joined a gym." mean?
50The instructor told the student to GET IN TOUCH WITH him the next day.
51Choose the correct variant: I have got a fever and all my body aches.
52Choose the correct answers."I hope I can ..... your votes at the next election."
53Match each idiom to its meaning. The phrase "get your ducks in a row" corresponds to which meaning?
54"Get into" means to become interested in something or to start a new hobby.
55"Get away" :
56She ..... at Christmas, and spends too much money on everything.
57What is the meaning of: Get in touch with?
58Get your ducks in a row-Before the event, the manager told everyone to
59"If he tangles with you, Lennie, we're gonna get the can." (pg. 29)
60A 1st grade teacher uses the sentence "Let's get the ball rolling" at the beginning of social studies. Several students looked puzzled at this statement. this confusion is most likely due to which of the following factors?
61Get the ..... rolling