Phrasal Verb - Family Time

Family time is one of the most important aspects of life, and when I ​ (a)   my childhood, I realize how much those moments shaped who I am today. My siblings and I often ​ (b)   our parents in many ways, from our sense of humor to our work ethic. I always ​ (c)    my father for his wisdom and patience, and I tried to learn as much as I could from him.

• look back at
• take after
• looked up to
• looked out for
• try out

Whenever we had a family gathering, we would ​ (a)    immediately, despite any time we had spent apart. It was a time to ​ (b)    and enjoy each other's company without the stresses of everyday life. My mother was always the one to ​ (c)    new ideas for family activities, whether it was a weekend trip or just a fun game to play at home.

• hit it off
• chill out
• come up with
• set off
• work out

One of my fondest memories is when we would ​ (a)   on road trips. Even though we sometimes had to ​ (b)   minor disagreements, we r (c)   each other. Instead, we learned to ​ (d)   each other for support, knowing that family was the one thing we could always count on.

• set off
• work out
• fell out with
• rely / depend on
• take after
• chill out

As we grew older, my siblings and I began to ​ (a)   different hobbies and interests, always knowing that our parents would ​ (b)   us no matter what. They encouraged us to explore and grow, but they were always there to guide us when we needed it. Family time taught us the value of love, trust, and togetherness, lessons that have stayed with us throughout our lives.

• try out
• look out for
• chill out
• set off
• come out with

When I ​ (a)   my childhood, I realize how much I ​ (b)   my mother, especially in the way I handle challenges. My brother and I used to ​ (c)   each other over small things, but we always managed to ​ (d)   again after some time. Our parents would always ​ (e)   creative ways to help us bond, making sure our family stayed close despite the occasional disagreements.

• look back at
• take after
• fall out with
• come up with
• hit it off
• look out for
• set off

Last weekend, our family decided to ​ (a)   on a spontaneous trip to the countryside. We all needed to ​ (b)   and escape the busy city life for a while. Surprisingly, we ​ (c)   with the local family who owned the small cottage we rented. They suggested we ​ (d)   some hiking trails nearby, which turned out to be a great adventure. Throughout the trip, we knew we could ​ (e)   each other, making the experience even more special.

• set off
• chill out
• hit it off
• try out
• rely on
• fall out with
• take after