Cat CDZ

Fill in the gap with the right preposition. Tom's mother said to him: “It’s 9 o’clock. It’s time to get ... to school.”

Fill in the gap with the right preposition. He asked me: “How are you getting ... with your project?”

Fill in the gap with the right preposition. Tom’s cat and his parrot get ... well with each other.

Fill in the gap with the right preposition. His angry father shouted to him: “Get ... of the room now!”

Fill in the gap with the right preposition. He could get ... his fear of heights. He has taken up climbing.

Fill in the gap with the right preposition. The thief got ... with my phone.

Fill in the gap with the right preposition. My friend asked me: "Please, don't let my secret get ... .

Fill in the gap with the right preposition. I saw her getting ... the train.

Fill in the gap with the right preposition. His little son can`t get ... his fear of darkness.

Fill in the gap with the right preposition. He usually gets ... at 7 o'clock in the morning.