D Complete the get phrases. 1 We didn't have satnav in the car and we got
home from Edinburgh.
2 I'm always really hungry when I get from school.
3 She was very ill, but luckily she's getting
4 We got two
for the theatre to see a show.
5 I get
very well with my brothers and sisters.
6 They were married for ten years, but six months ago they
got
7 I got a text from Carol. She says she's going to be late.

1. We didn't have satnav in the car and we got lost home from Edinburgh.
To complete the sentence, we need a word that means "to not know where you are going" or "to not find the way." The word that fits here is "lost." So, the completed phrase is "we got lost home from Edinburgh."

2. I'm always really hungry when I get back from school.
To complete the sentence, we need a word that means "to return to a place." The word that fits here is "back." So, the completed phrase is "I'm always really hungry when I get back from school."

3. She was very ill, but luckily she's getting better.
To complete the sentence, we need a word that means "to recover or improve from an illness." The word that fits here is "better." So, the completed phrase is "she's getting better."

4. We got two tickets for the theatre to see a show.
To complete the sentence, we need a word that means "to receive or obtain something." The word that fits here is "tickets." So, the completed phrase is "we got two tickets for the theatre to see a show."

5. I get along very well with my brothers and sisters.
To complete the sentence, we need a word that means "to have a good relationship or rapport with someone." The word that fits here is "along." So, the completed phrase is "I get along very well with my brothers and sisters."

6. They were married for ten years, but six months ago they got divorced.
To complete the sentence, we need a word that means "to end a marriage legally." The word that fits here is "divorced." So, the completed phrase is "they got divorced."

7. I got a text from Carol. She says she's going to be late.
To complete the sentence, we need a word that means "to receive a message or communication." The word that fits here is "a text." So, the completed phrase is "I got a text from Carol."

Explanation: In this exercise, you are given incomplete phrases where the verb "get" is used. You need to choose the appropriate word to complete each phrase based on its meaning. Understanding the context and usage of the verb "get" in different situations helps in selecting the correct word. The completed phrases provide a clear understanding of the actions or situations described.