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Phrasal Verbs Quiz: Run Out Of

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run out of (correct)

run after

run into

run over

The speaker is eager to do more sit-ups despite feeling tired.

The speaker is looking for someone to do sit-ups with.

The speaker has exhausted their energy and cannot perform any more sit-ups. (correct)

The speaker wants to do sit-ups after regaining energy.

Energetic

Motivated

Restless

Exhausted (correct)

The phrasal verb that best fits the sentence 'I've got no more energy' is "run out of", which means to use up all of something, especially energy or resources.
The speaker implies that they are exhausted and cannot continue doing sit-ups or any other physical activity.

The speaker is physically exhausted and lacks energy.
They are unable to perform physical activities, such as sit-ups, due to their physical condition.