Question 1
Ava was wearing muddy climbing shoes, so she _____ before entering the café.
Options: took them off, picked them up, put them down
Choose the correct phrasal verbs to complete the sentences about hobbies. Click on the blanks to select the best option from the dropdown.
Practice 2 of 6
Question 1
Ava was wearing muddy climbing shoes, so she _____ before entering the café.
Options: took them off, picked them up, put them down
Question 2
The music shop called to say my new guitar was ready, so I _____ yesterday afternoon.
Options: came across it, picked it up, put it down
Question 3
My phone rang while I was sketching, so I _____ before answering it.
Options: came across my pencil, picked my pencil up, put my pencil down
Question 4
Maya left a message about the cycling club, so I _____ after dinner.
Options: called her back, ran into her, looked after her
Question 5
Noah is responsible for the club's cameras all year. He _____ and arranges repairs when necessary.
Options: runs into them, looks after them, calls them back
Question 6
I _____ my chess partner at the supermarket; neither of us expected to meet there.
Options: looked after, called back, ran into
Question 7
While searching the attic for paint, we _____ a box of old family photos we had forgotten about.
Options: came across, ran out of, got over
Question 8
After two weeks of rest, Mia finally _____ her ankle injury and returned to dance class.
Options: came across, got over, ran into
Question 9
When members report booking problems, our club leader _____ and finds a solution.
Options: calls them back, picks them up, deals with them
Question 10
Every musician _____ for the first band rehearsal, so the conductor started on time.
Options: showed up, broke down, woke up
Practise Phrasal Verbs - Hobbies and Interests 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 - Hobbies and Interests in everyday English.
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