Complete the busy roommate's sticky note about today's chores. Drag the correct words into the blanks.

"I have to run a few errands this afternoon. Could you please pick up my jacket from the dry cleaners while I go to the bank?"

"I have to run a few errands this afternoon. Could you please pick up my jacket from the dry cleaners while I go to the bank?"

In natural spoken English, we use the verb run with "errands" to describe leaving the house to do small tasks like going to the bank or post office.

The phrasal verb pick up means to collect something (or someone) from a specific place.