Multiple choice

Directions: Replace the underlined part of the sentence with the suitable option, if needed. If the sentence requires no improvement, choose the fourth option.

I get through at six'o clock every morning.

  1. get up

  2. get out

  3. get around

  4. No improvement needed
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A Correct answer
Explanation

The phrasal verb 'get up' is the standard expression for waking up or rising from bed in the morning. 'Get through' typically means to finish a task or survive a difficult situation, which does not fit the context of a daily routine.

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