Here are some important phrasal verbs to describe your morning routine. Phrasal verbs are so useful in learning and speaking English because we use them every day in real life.

Be sure and watch the video above to hear these useful morning routine English phrasal verbs.

Wake up

I wake up around 6 00 a.m.

Goes off

My alarm clock never goes off.

Wake up

I wake up on my own.

Get up

I get up out of bed.

Sleep in

I rarely sleep in too much to do.

Pull back

I pull back my hair into a ponytail.

Work out

I work out with my dumbbells (it’s very important).

Put on

I put on some makeup.

Pick out

I pick out my clothes.

Heat up

I heat up some water for my coffee.

Press down

I press down my french press.

Pour out

I pour out my coffee.

Hang out

I hang out with my kids in the morning.

Grow up

They’re growing up so fast.

Write down

I write down my goals for the day.

Go over

I go over my plans.

Of course I shower and eat and do many other things in the morning but I tried to ONLY share the things I do that include English phrasal verbs! Did you learn some new Phrasal verbs? Want to learn even more? Join my 2 day Phrasal Verb BOOST!