Choose the correct options to complete the sentences

1. We don't really get [down|after|along]
   with our neighbours. They are so unfriendly!
2. The percentage of vegetarians has gone [off|up|across]
   recently.
3. Mike still can't get [without|down|over]
   that situation. He was deeply offended.
4. Eat this lasagne tonight. Otherwise, it will go [off|along|up]
   soon, and we'll have to throw it [in|away|back]
   .
5. I'll try to get [on|across|out]
   of taking a maths test tomorrow because I don't think l've prepared well.
6. I enjoy watching movies about a detective going [about|after|out]
   a criminal.
7. My boss is extremely good at getting his ideas [off|across|over]
   . Everyone listens to him!
8. Clair managed to go [up|on|without]
   any new clothes for almost a year.