I. 1. get through 2. get over 3. get out of 4. get off on 5. get over 6. get off II. 1. The primary function of “will” is to indicate future actions or events that are certain to happen or one’s determination to do something. 2. “Will” is typically used when we decide to do something at the time of speaking. 3. “Going to” is typically used when there is a pre-planned action or we can see evidence that something is likely to happen. III. 10. such 11. a 12. so 13. such 14. are going to IV. 17. Terry’s dog is bitter than Taye’s. 18. I have two cats. My cats’ names are Dusk and Tholit. 19. Monkeys climb trees. 20. We should’ve turned left because we’d already finished. V. 21. “Why I asked don’t you care?” 22. The sign read, “Walk. Then it said, ‘Don’t walk,’ then, ‘Walk all within thirty seconds.’” 23. He yelled, “Hurry up.” 24. The man warned, “Mother will be angry. Wait until your father gets home, she will say.”