NHW _ Vocabulary _ Unit5

Match the meaning:

CHORES

• small tasks or jobs that need to be done regularly, such as cleaning or cooking

• to become less strong or loud, usually after being very intense

• to laugh in a silly or nervous way

• to make something completely wet

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STUFF

• the most important things that you need to focus on

• to spend time and effort on a particular activity or task

• to watch or pay attention to someone or something closely

• things that are part of a group or collection

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TO KEEP AN EYE ON

• the most important things that you need to focus on

• to spend time and effort on a particular activity or task

• to watch or pay attention to someone or something closely

• things that are part of a group or collection

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PRIORITIES

• the most important things that you need to focus on

• to spend time and effort on a particular activity or task

• to watch or pay attention to someone or something closely

• things that are part of a group or collection

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DEVOTE TIME TO

• the most important things that you need to focus on

• to spend time and effort on a particular activity or task

• to watch or pay attention to someone or something closely

• things that are part of a group or collection

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DIE DOWN

• small tasks or jobs that need to be done regularly, such as cleaning or cooking

• to become less strong or loud, usually after being very intense

• to laugh in a silly or nervous way

• to make something completely wet

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TO GIGGLE

• small tasks or jobs that need to be done regularly, such as cleaning or cooking

• to become less strong or loud, usually after being very intense

• to laugh in a silly or nervous way

• to make something completely wet

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TO SOAK

• small tasks or jobs that need to be done regularly, such as cleaning or cooking

• to become less strong or loud, usually after being very intense

• to laugh in a silly or nervous way

• to make something completely wet

What does the phrasal verb PICK UP mean? (PICK 2)

• Take something from a table or the floor and put it in your hand.

• Move something to where you are.

• Learn or acquire something.

• Look after and teach a child until they're an adult.

In what context is the phrasal verb BRING UP used? (PICK 2)

• To start talking about a new topic.

• Looking after and teaching a child until they're an adult.

• Leaving the ground and starting to fly.

• Falling to the ground.