12．與…相處，進(jìn)展get on/along with．

分析 get on/along with

解答 答案是get on/along with；考查詞義識記；get on/along with與…相處，進(jìn)展；如：I wonder how are you getting along with the project．我想知道這個(gè)項(xiàng)目你進(jìn)行得怎樣了．

點(diǎn)評 對于單詞短語的識記，要從詞義著手，理解詞性和常見用法或搭配，并能在語境中靈活運(yùn)用．

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