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What are going to learn?

.Definition

.Example

.exercise

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definition1.Lift sth up e.g. He went down to pick up his hat on the

floor.

2.To get up from the ground after a fall e.g. Jack picked herself up and dusted herself

off.

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3.to stop and let someone get into your care.g. She’ll pick up her sister to airport tomorrow.

4. Get better if a medicine, drink etc picks you up, it makes your

feel better.

5.Tidy sth e.g. pick up your room before you go out,please

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6.To get or buy something e.g. She picked up some food in Walmart.

7. To get an illness e.g. I picked up virus while I was in England.

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8.Gain or regain energy e.g. I picked up after a nap.

9.To learn something by listening to or watching other people.

e.g. I picked up a few words of French while I was in France.

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10.Take into custody. if police pick someone up, they arrest them

or ask them question.

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1. The phone rang and I picked it up. a. get better b. lift something up c. To get or buy something d. To learn something by listening to or

watching other people

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2. He is beginning to pick up after the operation. a. To get or buy something b. To get an illness c. get better d. Gain or regain energy

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3. Jennifer had made some effort to pick up the apartment.

a. Gain or regain energy b. To get an illness c. Take into custody d. Tidy something

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4. She picked up the children at the day care centre.

a. Lift something upb. to stop and let someone get into your carc. to get up from the ground after a falld. Lift sth up

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5. The police picked up the thief after he stolen a car.

a. take into custodyb. to get up from the ground after a fallc. Lift sth upd. Gain or regain energy

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6. They have picked up a really nasty infection from something they’ve eaten

a. To get up from the ground after a fallb. To get an illnessc. Gain or regain energyd. To learn something by listening to or watching

other people

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