1get round
To find a way to overcome or avoid a problem. Example: We found a way to get round the problem.\
2get sb off
To avoid a punishment and receive only a warning. Example: The police let her get off with a warning.\
3get up to
To do something wrong or mischievous. Example: The children were getting up to no good while their parents were away.\
4get out of (doing sth)
To avoid doing something you are supposed to do. Example: He got out of working overtime by saying he had an appointment.\
5What does “get along” mean?
To have a good relationship with someone. Example: I get along well with my classmates.\
6What does “get at sth” mean?
To discover or understand the real facts about a situation. Example: The detective questioned the witnesses to get at the truth of the matter.\
7get down to
To start working seriously. Example: We need to get down to work if we want to finish on time.\
8get away w sth
To do something wrong without being punished. Example: He cheated on the test but didn't get away with it.