Is 'To Get' Separable or Inseparable? - Phrasal Verb Quiz

Quiz for Verb: 'To Get' Is the phrasal verb 'To Get' separable or inseparable in the following examples? 'Get by with' - Have enough of something to do the job Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Get back' - Return Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Get on' - Make progress, deal with something with a reasonable degree of success Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Get away' - Go on holiday or for a short break Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Get along' - Leave Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Get along' - Progess Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Get along' - Have a good relationship Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Get up to' - Do something wrong or naughty Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Get ahead' - Progress Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Get together' - Meet socially Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory]