Match the phrasal verbs with their meanings

to get into	to avoid doing something
to get away	to finish something
to get out	to recover from something
to get through	to become interested in an activity
to get over	to leave or escape

Fill in the gaps with the phrasal verbs in the correct forms * get over ,* get into ,* get through ,* get out ,* get away

There are bookworms who read one book after the other. However, there are those who can hardly [ ] one page. Let's have a look and compare two of my friends.

Annie, 16

Hi there! I've always had a clear answer to the question "What is your favourite pastime?" It is reading, reading and … reading! I
[ ] it when I was three and my mum would read me stories before night. So, what can be better than an exciting story written by the author I admire. Not all of my friends understand me, as I can spend hours reading and they can't make me go anywhere with them, even if they plan to
[ ] for a nice weekend.

Jack, 17

Hello! I always tell Ann she's addicted to reading and that she has to [ ] it, but she doesn't want to hear a word about it. As for me, there is no better thing than getting into the car and driving to the open-air cinema. It's a nice way to
[ ] of doing homework on a Saturday night.

They are so different, but we really love each other and sometimes even manage to "steal" Annie for a weekend! Of course if she can take a book with her.