Easy Phrasal Verbs: Learn English verbs through conversations

Exercises

Complete the following conversations:

1.

A: We're taking the train to Chalotsville, but how are we ______ the hotel

from the station?

B: I thought we could just take a taxi.

A: Ok.

2.

A: Excuse me. How do I ______ the Guggenheim museum from here?

B: I'm sorry. I'm also a tourist. I don’t know.

A: Oh, ok. Thanks anyway.

B: Good luck.

3.

A: How did you ______ the other side of that river? Did you swim?

B: No. There are crocodiles so you have to hire a boat to cross over.

4.

A: How did we ______ here?

B: We're home, sweetheart.

A: Are we?

B: You don't remember anything, do you? I think you had a little too much

to drink.

5.

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A: Have you been to this restaurant before? (A shows tablet screen to B)

B: What's the name?

A: Indian Heaven.

B: Yes, I have.

A: How do you ______ there?

B: Oh, I'm not sure. A friend drove me there the last time I went.

A: Ah. I see.

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36. Get to (3)

Used for asking where something or someone is, or has gone to

Present

Continuous Past

Present

perfect

get/gets

to

not

used

with

this

meaning

got to

have/has

gotten to

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Nonseparable

(with this meaning)

Verbs of similar meaning:

go to; disappeared to

Used mainly in the present, present perfect and past tense. It is not used,

with  this  meaning,  in  the  present  continuous,  past  continuous,  or  any

future tenses.

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