Question 1
When my alarm rings at 6:30, I _____ and open the curtains.
Options: wake up, show up, come in
Phrasal Verbs - Daily Routines
Choose the taught phrasal verb that best completes each sentence about daily routines.
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Question 2
After breakfast, I need to _____ my younger brother while my parents are at work.
Options: run into, look after, call back
Question 3
You are still holding that heavy parcel. Please _____ on the table.
Options: put it down, pick it up, take it off
Question 4
The library says my books are ready. Can you _____ after work?
Options: look after them, pick them up, put them down
Question 5
The television is distracting me while I study. Please _____.
Options: pick it up, turn it off, put it down
Question 6
Leo missed the bus, but he eventually _____ at the meeting thirty minutes late.
Options: woke up, broke down, showed up
Question 7
Our bus _____ on the way to work, so we waited for a mechanic.
Options: broke down, showed up, came in
Question 8
Someone knocked at the front door, so I opened it and said, "Please _____."
Options: show up, come in, wake up
Question 9
We _____ milk this morning, so I went to the shop before breakfast.
Options: came across, dealt with, ran out of
Question 10
I missed a call from my aunt, so I _____ as soon as lunch ended.
Options: ran into her, called her back, looked after her
Practise Phrasal Verbs - Daily Routines with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 10 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.
Practising grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Phrasal Verbs - Daily Routines in everyday English.
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