He's been quite ill recently, but he seems to be __________ now.

Which is the logical order of events?

Which of the following forms of transport do you NOT ‘get on’?

You can imagine how he reacted when she told him she’d crashed the car, he ______________ and then started shouting!

Do you know what time your train gets ____? Let me know and I’ll meet you at the station.

Which of the following is American English? “Have you ever ________ lost on the New York subway – it’s really confusing!”

To get off with (choose the correct meaning)

To get on (choose the correct meaning)

To get on with (choose the correct meaning)

To get through (choose the correct meaning)

To get up (choose the correct meaning)

The mechanic changed the oil in my car. (choose the correct causative sentence)

A decorator has repainted our house. (choose the correct causative sentence)

When you are in the process of being familiar with an activity you use

When you are familiar with an activity you do