Phrasal verbs with 'get'

I find it difficult to communicate my ideas in English.

My colleague and I like each other very much.

I’m hoping to go on holiday for a week when this project is over.

My brother is always late for work, but somehow he is never punished.

I’ve finally found time to write my thesis.

We get back from our business trip this morning.

It can be difficult to get out the bus when you’re in a wheelchair.

Let's get on with the agenda.

 We need to get rid of at least six people.

Let's get ahead for lunch this week.

He never seems [blank_start]to get over[blank_end] the fact that he failed in the competition.

I don't know how you [blank_start]get by[blank_end] with this small salary, I wouldn't even be able to pay the rent.

What we need to do is to stop talking and [blank_start]to get on[blank_end] with the project.

I have no idea how he does it, but he [blank_start]gets ahead[blank_end] so fast. He must be a great networker.

It's getting late. Let's [blank_start]get down[blank_end] to business!