getting on - Both of my parents are growing older, but they still lead very active lives., get on with - Can you stop annoying me and just let me continue my work?, got together - My husband and I met at school and we’ve been together ever since., get around - What’s the best way to move from one place to another in this city?, get rid of - Could you please throw away all the old clothes you don’t wear anymore?, got the wrong end of the stick  - I thought we’d made it clear that we’d meet at the restaurant, but somehow she misunderstood and was waiting for us to pick her up., get a move on - Come on! We’ll be late if you don’t hurry up., get on my nerves - I liked him to begin with, but he’s now really starting to annoy me., get through him - I tried to explain the problem to my father, but I just can’t make him understand., get her own way - My parents always let my little sister do whatever she wants – that’s why she’s so spoilt., gets me down - Not having enough time for myself really depresses me., get her own back - Martha was dumped by her ex-boyfriend and now she wants to take revenge on him., got the chance - If I had the opportunity to go and live abroad, I think I’d probably take it., get the message - I’ve told my mum time after time that I can’t afford to move out, but she just doesn’t seem to hear what I’m saying!, get your act together / my way - You need to change your attitude and work harder or you’ll fail all your exams., get hold of - It’s difficult to contact George because he never has his phone switched on., getting by - It’s not easy managing to live on a student grant, especially in a big city., get out of the/ my way - I tried to walk past her, but she wouldn’t move to the side to let me pass.,

3A advanced English file

par
Incorporer

Classement

Style visuel

Options

Changer de modèle

Restauration auto-sauvegardé :  ?