Improve the bracketed part of the given sentence.
The boss impatiently told him (to get up) with his work.

Options

A. A. to get on
B. B. to get by
C. C. to get under
D. D. No Improvement

Answer

A

Explanation

to get on with something : used to talk or ask about how well somebody is doing a task. Here. to get on is the right usage.