Sample Vocabulary Mini-Presentation

Rachel Laycook

Phrasal Verbs with GET

•Get up

•Get in

•Get out

•Get sick

Forms of GET

Get(s) Got Gotten

Present Simple

Past Simple Past Participle

Get up

Get up from your chair Get up after you fall Get up in the morning

(Stand up) (Stand up) (Wake up and Leave the bed)

He gets up every time a woman comes in the room.He got up from his chair when the boss walked in.He had just gotten up when he realized his foot was asleep.

If you fall, get up.He got up and finished the race.They had just gotten up when the waves knocked them down again.

She get’s up at 8:00 every day.I got up at noon last Saturday.We had gotten up and gone to the Birthday party even though we were sick.

Now, try writing a sentence with the phrasal verb Get Up

Get In

(Arrive) (Enter)

My flight gets in at 9:30. Get in the car, I’ll be out in a minute!

His plane gets in tomorrow at 6:00.After the party I drove home. I got in at about 2:30.He had just gotten in on the bus when he remembered he left his wallet at home.

He gets in his car slowly because he has arthritis.The police got in the building through a back door.Has he gotten in the account with that password, or should we try another?

Now, try writing a sentence with the phrasal verb Get In.

Get Out

(To leave a place) (A command to leave a place)

We need to get out, the building is on fire.

Get out of my office!

We get out of the meeting at 4:00.I got out of the building right before the explosión.We had just gotten out of the building when the next earthquake started.

Get out of my office, please..

Now, try writing a sentence with the phrasal verb Get Out.

Get Sick

(to catch a virus or disease) (To vomit)

She gets sick every Winter. She drank too much and then she got sick.

Children often get sick when they start going to school.I got sick last month and took three days off work.He had gotten sick on vacation and had to fly home with an ear infection.

He gets sick every time he drinks vodka.She got sick every day during her pregnancy’s first trimester.She had gotten sick and fallen asleep in the bathroom.

Now, try writing a sentence with the phrasal verb Get Sick.

Match the picture to the phrasal verb.

Get in Get up Get sick Get out

Get sick Get up Get out Get in