Do you know the English expression “to get out of (something)” or “to get out of (doing something)“?

Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?

Kylie: I’m going to try to get out of tennis practice tonight. I’m too tired to go.

Nathan: How are you going to get out of going to tennis practice? You have a match at the weekend!

Kylie: I’m going to tell the coach I’m sick.

Does it mean:

a) to try to do something

b) to avoid something you want to do

c) to avoid something you should do

d) to do something difficult

The answer is below!↓

 

Answer: c) to avoid something you should do