get through
phr. v..phr. v.. to finish a difficult task or period of time; also, to successfully contact someone by phone.
phr. v.. to endure or complete a challenging experience; alternatively, to establish a telephonic connection with a recipient.
I need to get through this pile of work before five.
It was a very difficult year, but she managed to get through it with the help of her family.
Despite the poor signal in the remote valley, he finally managed to get through to the emergency services after several attempts.
often used with 'to' when referring to communication or 'with' when finishing a task.
this verb is polysemous; use the 'finishing a task' sense to practice time management vocabulary and the 'phone' sense for functional language lessons.
I got through of the exam.I got through the exam.the verb is followed directly by the object without the preposition 'of'.