Question

How are you ______ in your new job?

• A. going on
• B. getting on
• C. keeping on
• D. carrying on

Answer 1

Answer:

B. getting on

• The phrasal verb get on means to make progress or to manage well in a situation. It is often used to ask someone how they are doing in their work, studies, or a new situation.

• Here, the speaker is asking about the person's experience and progress in the new job.

• Example: How are you getting on with your English studies?