Preposition 'Onto' - Phrasal Verb Quiz

'Get onto' means...

Try to find something
Contact someone because you need or want them to do something
Maintain a continuous action, persist

Enter a plane, train, etc
Criticise or shout angrily
Be suitable, have the necessary qualities

Produce a result
Add an additional point to something written or spoken
Not wake up

Remove
Waste time
Hold tightly

Be elected, appointed
Be or have enough of something
Offer help

Eat a lot
Stay in a place for some time
Start discussing a topic

Leave the top deck of a ship
Appear on the radio or TV
Criticise someone strongly

Continue doing something
Open into a place, for a door or window
Depend, rely

Provide with necessary equipment
Leave somewhere
Add or attach something that wasn't planned to something

Pursue, be aware of someone's true nature
Pay back a debt
Start moving (vehicles)