Do you know the English expression “to get out of (doing something)“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Joyce: How did you get out of cleaning the office yesterday?
Gary: I told the boss I had a bad back and couldn’t do anything physical.
Does it mean:
a) avoid (doing something)
b) stop (doing something)
c) try not to (do something)
d) tell someone to (do something)
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Answer: a) avoid (doing something)