get up

to get out of bed.

• He gets up at 7.
• Tom got up late.
• I get up at 6:30.
• He gets up early.
• He got up and left.
• It's time to get up.
• I got up early as usual.
• He used to get up early.
• Tom didn't want to get up so early.
• He got up in the morning.
• I got up late this morning.
• Did Tom get up early this morning?
• Do we have to get up early tomorrow morning?
• He's used to getting up early in the morning.
• My mother always gets up earlier in the morning.

to organize.

• Let's get up a party for Tom's birthday.
• They will get up a party for Tom's birthday.

to stand up.

• Tom got up from his chair.
• Tom pushed back his chair and got up.
• Just get up out of your chair and walk away.
• Tom got up from his chair, walked to the door and opened it.
• Tom got up off the floor.
• Tom got up and walked to the door.
• Tom got up and walked out the door.
• Tom got up and walked out of the bar.
• Tom got up and walked out of the kitchen.
• The whole audience got up and started to applaud.
• Tom got up from the couch and walked to the door.
• Tom got up from the couch.
• Tom got up to open a window.
• Tom got up and went to the window.
• I want to get up and dance.
• Tom got up and started dancing.