Phrasal verbs 2

My mother asked me if I could _____my brother____ from the school.

( pick up / broke up / button up / gotten up / tydy up / held up /put up / torn up / set up / eaten up)

Poor Mondy, she has been crying since she_____ with her boyfriend

( pick up / broke up / button up / gotten up / tydy up / held up /put up / torn up / set up / eaten up)

Can you help me ___ my vest? I need to look smart today.

( pick up / broke up / button up / gotten up / tydy up / held up /put up / torn up / set up / eaten up)

She has _____ early every mprning for the last month.

( pick up / broke up / button up / gotten up / tydy up / held up /put up / torn up / set up / eaten up)

I need to help my mom _______the house before the party. I can´t go out.

( pick up / broke up / button up / gotten up / tydy up / held up /put up / torn up / set up / eaten up)

She was ______that´s why she was late.

( pick up / broke up / button up / gotten up / tydy up / held up /put up / torn up / set up / eaten up)

Can we _____our tent here?.

( pick up / broke up / button up / gotten up / tydy up / held up /put up / torn up / set up / eaten up)

My dad was so mad at me that he _______my grade sheet.

( pick up / broke up / button up / gotten up / tydy up / held up /put up / torn up / set up / eaten up)

The technocian came to ______ the new computer.

( pick up / broke up / button up / gotten up / tydy up / held up /put up / torn up / set up / eaten up)

Can I have my dessert now? I have _______all the vegetables

( pick up / broke up / button up / gotten up / tydy up / held up /put up / torn up / set up / eaten up)