What does this phrasal verb mean? "Get on with" ...

[ Phrasal Verbs ]

What does this phrasal verb mean? “Get on with”

A. search

B. hate

C. be friends

D. mention

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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First Conditional › View

She______the bus if she ______ soon.

A. miss / does not leave

B. is missing / won´t leave

C. will miss/ does not leave

D. mised / doesn´t leave

Vocabulary › View

We take ____ in doing the washing-up, cleaning the floor and watering the flowers.

A. out

B. around

C. turns

D. over

Grammar › View

“Who will bell the cat?” asks the mice in a loud voice.

A. “Who will bell the cat” asks the mouse in a loud voice.
B. “Who will bell the cat?” asks the mouse in a loud voice.
C. “Who bells the cat?” asks the mouse in a loud voice.

Vocabulary & Grammar › View

Which word in the sentence is a preposition?

I lifted my teddy into the air.

A. lifted

B. my

C. teddy

D. into