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Today’s English ESL grammar topic of the day is about the verb “get.” When “get” is followed by an adjective, it means “to become,” and is used very often with the following adjectives:
Get sick/ill = ammalarsi
Get mad/angry = arrabbiarsi
Get better = migliorare
Get worse = peggiorare
Get married = sposarsi
Get tired = stancarsi
Get lost = perdersi
Get old = invecchiare
Get dirty = sporcare
Get bored = annoiarsi
Get hurt = farsi male
Get ready = prepararsi
Now test your skills with our ESL quiz on expressions with get + adjective!
Get + Adjective
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1. I _____________ three years ago. My husband and I are very happy together!
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2. Stephanie lost the match because she _____________ after an hour and played really poorly. I’m so out of shape!
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3. Jack usually ______________ for work around 7:30 a.m. and leaves at about 8.
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4. Did you see Jim last night? He ________ so __________ that I thought he was going to kill someone!
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5. He stayed outside without a jacket and ______________. Now he can’t go to school today.
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6. Beverly didn’t speak Spanish well, but after a summer in Mexico she ______ much ________.
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7. I had to throw out my favorite shirt because I ____ it ______ when I was baking a cake.
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8. Eric ________________ on his way to the meeting so he showed up an hour late!
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9. I ______________ after slipping and falling on a wet floor. I think I broke my arm!
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10. I think that the economic situation is _____________. Unemployment is rising and so is poverty.
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11. Sometimes at work I ______________ so I decide to go have a coffee or go for a walk. Then, when I come back, I feel refreshed and ready to go again.
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12. I saw Chris for the first time in 10 years. He really ____________! He even has gray hair.