Question

I'll try to ... the quickest way to get there. search out get on with find out pick on

Answer 1

I'll try to find out the quickest way to get there

Answer 2

To complete your sentence, you can use any of the following phrases:

1. "I'll try to find out the quickest way to get there."
2. "I'll try to search out the quickest way to get there."
3. "I'll try to pick on the quickest way to get there."
4. "I'll try to get on with finding out the quickest way to get there."

Each phrase conveys a slightly different meaning:

1. "Find out" suggests you want to gather information or discover the fastest route.
2. "Search out" implies actively looking for or investigating the fastest way.
3. "Pick on" is not commonly used in this context and may sound odd. It usually means to unfairly target or criticize someone.
4. "Get on with" means to proceed with or continue an activity, in this case, finding out the quickest way to get there.

Option 1 and 2 are the most suitable phrases to use in this context.