Multiple choice

Directions: Choose the option that best completes the sentence.

“How well do you ___________ your new neighbours? I hope you ___________ them sometime.”

  1. get around, call back

  2. get along with, call on

  3. get at, call off

  4. get away, call upon

  5. get on with, calm down
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B Correct answer
Explanation

The phrasal verbs ‘get along with’ and ‘call on’ are the best answers to complete the sentence. ‘Get along with’ means - be on good terms/work well with.… ‘Call on’ means - formally invite. “How well do you get along with your new neighbours? I hope you call on them sometime.”

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