Question

How are you getting ____with your new business

Answer 1

How are you getting on with your new business?

• In the given sentence, the blank space requires a preposition. We have used the preposition 'on' as it is a commonly used phrasal verb.
• 'Get on' is a phrasal verb which is used together and refers to performing or making progress in any work. In this case, it refers to the progress in new business.
• Phrasal verbs are a combination of a verb and a proposition or adverb that gives a completely different meaning.
• Some other examples of phrasal verbs are-

1. hold on- to wait for a short time
2. bring down-to reduce
3. come on- to progress
4. get in- enter any place or to get access.