Object

• chance: Members of the Lottery get five chances to win up to £ 10,000 every weekday for just £ 1 per week.

Adjective complement

• ready: Getting Ready to Play Taboo Stand the cards in the special compartment in the tray.

• bad: What could be done to stop it getting worse in the future?

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• underway: RDS is looking to the Strategic Rail Authority to get the process underway.

Adjective complement

• rid: Now we need to get rid of the pressure.

• tired: This latest Virtua Tennis sequel is so realistic that spectators get tired just watching other people play it.

• excited: The puppies that get more excited by your squeal can be either tired, over stimulated or terriers!

Followed by an intransitive particle

• through: The stories did get through to Rhodri ' s campaign office.

• out: What will my child get out of the classes?

• off: We'll know what we have to do to get off to a good start.

• along: We value people who can communicate naturally, have a genuine sense of empathy and get along effortlessly with others.

Followed by a transitive particle

• around: The Paris Metro is simple, affordable and easy to use, making it the best way to get around the city.

Particle object: up_obj

• again,your: We get knocked down,We'll get up again,your NEVER gunna keep us down!

Preposition: in

• touch: To arrange a wedding at an approved premises, you must first get in touch with the venue to make a provisional booking.

Infinitive complement

• know: Talking to your Student Get to know your student.