Phrasal Verbs B1: Daily Activities

What does 'get up' mean?

• To eat breakfast

• To rise from a sitting, lying, or kneeling position.

• To run fast

• To sit down

Can you explain the meaning of 'take out'?

• To change something in a place or situation

• To remove something from a place or situation.

• To add something to a place or situation

• To keep something in a place or situation

Define 'put on' in the context of phrasal verbs.

• To dress oneself or to apply makeup.

• To take off

• To read

• To eat

How would you use 'turn off' in a sentence?

• I always turn off my phone when I go to bed.

• Turn off the stove after cooking dinner.

• Please remember to turn off the TV before leaving the room.

• Please remember to turn off the lights before leaving the room.

Provide an example sentence using 'pick up'.

• He will pick up the pace during the race.

• I will pick up the kids from school.

• She will pick up the phone when it rings.

• I will pick up the groceries on my way home.

When would you typically 'drop off' something?

• When picking up something

• When delivering or leaving something at a specific location.

• When throwing something away

• When catching something

Explain the meaning of 'run out of'.

• To organize the supply of something

• To maintain the supply of something

• To deplete the supply of something

• To increase the supply of something

In what situation would you 'come across' something?

• Accidentally losing something

• Purposefully avoiding something

• Unexpectedly find or encounter something

• Intentionally seeking out something

Give an example of 'look for' in a sentence.

• I will find my keys in the living room.

• I will look for my keys in the living room.

• I will look at my keys in the living room.

• I will search for my keys in the living room.

When would you 'come back' from somewhere?

• When you teleport

• When you return to your original location or starting point.

• When you fly away

• When you turn left