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What is the most appropriate way to complete the sentence: 'She was really worried about her final exam, but in the end, she ________ it with no problems.'?
What is the most appropriate way to complete the sentence: 'She was really worried about her final exam, but in the end, she ________ it with no problems.'?
- got on with
- got under
- got over
- got through (correct)
Which phrase indicates successfully navigating a difficult situation in the context of exams?
Which phrase indicates successfully navigating a difficult situation in the context of exams?
- got over
- got through (correct)
- got on with
- got under
In the context of the sentence, which option indicates that the exam was not a hindrance?
In the context of the sentence, which option indicates that the exam was not a hindrance?
- got on with
- got over
- got under
- got through (correct)
Which option would be least appropriate to describe handling an exam situation based on the given sentence?
Which option would be least appropriate to describe handling an exam situation based on the given sentence?
What outcome does 'got through' imply in relation to her final exam?
What outcome does 'got through' imply in relation to her final exam?
Flashcards
Got Through
Got Through
To successfully complete a difficult task or situation.
Got Over
Got Over
To overcome a problem or difficulty.
Got Under
Got Under
To be overwhelmed or defeated by something.
Got On With
Got On With
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Multiple-Choice Question
Multiple-Choice Question
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Study Notes
Sentence Completion
- Students will read 10 sentences.
- They must choose the word or phrase that best completes each sentence.
- Example sentence: "She was really worried about her final exam, but in the end, she ______ it with no problems."
- Possible answers include "got through", "got over", "got under", and "got on with".
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