I'll get someone ___ check it.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: to
Completed sentence: I'll get someone to check it. Get can mean obtain, become, arrive or cause something to happen. Get someone to do persuades/arranges an action; get something done arranges a service. Get + past participle can form a conversational passive, often focusing on an event or change.
We got the roof ___.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: repaired
Completed sentence: We got the roof repaired. Get can mean obtain, become, arrive or cause something to happen. Get someone to do persuades/arranges an action; get something done arranges a service. Get + past participle can form a conversational passive, often focusing on an event or change.
He got ___ while playing football.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: injured
Completed sentence: He got injured while playing football. Get can mean obtain, become, arrive or cause something to happen. Get someone to do persuades/arranges an action; get something done arranges a service. Get + past participle can form a conversational passive, often focusing on an event or change.
It's getting ___.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: dark
Completed sentence: It's getting dark. Get can mean obtain, become, arrive or cause something to happen. Get someone to do persuades/arranges an action; get something done arranges a service. Get + past participle can form a conversational passive, often focusing on an event or change.
What time did they get ___ the venue?
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: to
Completed sentence: What time did they get to the venue? Get can mean obtain, become, arrive or cause something to happen. Get someone to do persuades/arranges an action; get something done arranges a service. Get + past participle can form a conversational passive, often focusing on an event or change.
