7. Get along with (phr): /gɛt/ /əˈlɔŋ/ /wɪθ/ Llevarse con
Being friendly each other.
Example: Brenda gets along with Christian in class.

8. Get off (phr): /gɛt/ /ɔf/ Bajarse
To have a particular period of time as a vacation.
Example: Annie wishes to get off one week, so she visits Cuzco.

9. Get on (phr): /gɛt/ /ɔn/ Subirse
To be chosen to be part of a group or team.
Example: Brenda got on the school board.

10. Get over (phr): /gɛt/ /ˈoʊvər/ Superar
To start to feel happy again.
Example: After years of having a car accident, Adrian got over his fears with cars.

11. Get through with (phr): /gɛt/ /θru/ /wɪθ/ Salir adelante
To manage to deal with a difficult situation.
Example: The teacher feels he is not getting through with some kids in the classroom.

12. Go over (phr): /goʊ/ /ˈoʊvər/ Revisar
To check something carefully.
Example: He is going to help me go over my lines for the play.

13. Look after (phr): /lʊk/ /ˈæftər/ Cuidar
To take care of someone or something.
Example: It is difficult to look after three children all day.

14. Pass away (phr): /pæs/ /əˈweɪ/ Fallecer
To die.
Example: The grandpa passed away during his sleep last night.