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Vocabulary: putting things somewhere and moving them

Putting things away again and again every time you've moved them!

Isn't it the best way to find them when you want them?! It definitely is!

There are many ways to move things and put them away...

Here are some of them!

I) PUTTING THINGS SOMEWHERE:

She's leaning against a wall

To put something in/ on something else

To place something in/ on something

To put something down/ To lay sth down/ To set something down

To lean/ put up/ a ladder against a wall

To lay something down on something

To perch something on something

To lean something against something

Perched on a stool A heap of dirty laundry

A pile/ to pile up

A heap/ to heap up

To arrange

To align/ to line up

To put together/ To organise/ to order

To link something

To attach something to

To fix something onto/ in

To press something down

To pack something into something

To stuff/ ram/ jam/ something into something

To squeeze something into something

To wedge something in/ between

To be linked with...

- To place things in a row/ in a circle

- To join two things together

II) MOVING THINGS AND PEOPLE:

To carry/ to bear

To bring (brought, brought)

To move/ to shift

To bring something closer to

To bring something nearer to

To take something off from

To take something away from

To remove

To withdraw something from

To extract something from

Withdrawing money from the bank...

- To bring things/ people/ together

- To move sb/ sth away from/ to take sb away

- To lift/ take sth down from a shelf

- To change places with sb

To lift / raise something

To heave something up/ along

To lower something

To push somebody/ something/ to give somebody a push

To push something in/ out

To pull/ to pull something out

To drag/ to pull

To throw sth TO sb

To throw sth AT sb

To throw sth out/ to fling/ chuck sth out

To scatter

To pick sth up

To let sb in/ out

There we are! Let's move things... and place them back again!

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