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Dear kids, our first phrasal verb is wake up.
Repeat after me.
Wake up.
Now, let's see this phrasal verb with four examples.
I wake up at 7 o'clock every morning to start my day.
She wakes up her little brother for school every day.
We need to wake up early to catch the sunrise on our camping trip.
The alarm clock will wake you up even if it's still dark outside.
Dear kids, our second phrasal verb is get dressed.
Repeat after me.
Get dressed.
Now, let's see this phrasal verb with four examples.
It's time to get dressed for school.
Choose your favorite outfit.
It's time to get dressed for school.
Choose your favorite outfit.
Let's get dressed in our Halloween costumes for the party.
I need to get dressed in my soccer uniform before the game.
We get dressed in warm clothes for the snowy weather.
Dear kids, our third phrasal verb is brush teeth.
Repeat after me.
brush teeth
Now, let's see this phrasal verb with four examples.
Don't forget to brush your teeth after breakfast.
We brush our teeth in the morning and before bed to keep them clean.
She brushes her teeth using a soft toothbrush.
I'll brush my teeth with strawberry-flavored toothpaste.
Dear kids, our fourth phrasal verb is eat up.
Repeat after me.
Eat up.
Now, let's see this phrasal verb with four examples.
Make sure to eat up all your vegetables too.
Grow strong and healthy.
Make sure to eat up all your vegetables too.
Grow strong and healthy.
I love pizza so much, I can eat up a whole slice in no time.
I love pizza so much.
I can eat up a whole slice in no time.
Don't waste food.
Eat up your dinner.
Don't waste food.
Eat up your dinner.
It's essential to eat up your lunch to have energy for the day.
Dear kids, our fifth phrasal verb is clean up.
Repeat after me.
Clean up.
Now, let's see this phrasal verb with four examples.
Let's clean up our toys before bedtime.
After the party, we need to clean up the mess and put things away.
It's your turn to clean up the dishes after dinner.
We should clean up the park by picking up trash,
We should clean up the park by picking up trash.
Dear kids, our sixth phrasal verb is set the table.
Repeat after me.
Set the table.
Now, let's see this phrasal verb with four examples.
Can you help set the table for dinner?
Mom taught me how to set the table with forks, knives, and plates.
We set the table with colorful napkins for the special occasion.
It's fun to set the table for a pretend tea party with friends.
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