Shared kitchen: separable phrasals (B1)
Limpieza de cocina compartida con más de 40 phrasal verbs separables. Lectura B1 con traducción.
Sorting Out the Shared Kitchen
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Practica phrasal verbs separables en tareas domésticas: wipe it off, throw them away.
Nivel: B1Tema: Phrasal separables — wipe off, take out, fill in; 40+ ejemplos
I am Felix. I share a kitchen with three housemates, and Saturday is our day to clean everything up. We turn the radio on for energy and turn it on while we work.
First I pick the rubbish bags up from the floor and pick them up near the bin. I take the full bags out to the courtyard and take them out before the collection truck arrives. My housemate Lena asks me to wipe the table off and wipe it off after breakfast, so I grab a cloth and wipe the surface off until it shines.
Tom switches the dishwasher on and switches it on with the breakfast plates inside. He tells me to rinse the pans off first and rinse them off because sauce sticks hard. I pick the heavy pan up and pick it up carefully so I do not drop it.
On the counter I throw old flyers away and throw them away into recycling. I clean the spice shelf up and clean it up, putting jars back in a straight line. I take the expired milk out of the fridge and take it out, then I throw the carton away and throw it away outside.
Lena fills the soap bottle up at the sink and fills it up for next week. She plugs the vacuum cleaner in and plugs it in, then she switches the cleaner on and switches it on to reach crumbs under the table.
I write a shopping list down on the whiteboard and write it down in large letters. We need to pick bread up from the bakery and pick it up on the way home. Tom offers to look a recipe up online and look it up for tonight's dinner.
The phone on the wall rings. It is the landlord. I pick the receiver up and pick it up, listening while he asks us to fill a maintenance form in and fill it in by Monday. I write his email address down and write it down so we can send photos of a leaking tap.
After the call I hang the receiver up and hang it up. I take my apron off and take it off, folding it neatly. I hang the apron up on a peg and hang it up near the stove.
We set the chairs up around the table again and set them up for lunch. I switch the ceiling light off to save power and switch it off, then I turn the kitchen window open for fresh air. Actually, I open the window; the room feels cooler immediately.
Before we finish, I wipe the stove top off and wipe it off where oil splashed. I put the cleaning spray away in the cupboard and put it away on the top shelf. My housemates thank me, and I pick my keys up from the counter and pick them up to leave for the shop.
Shared spaces teach patience, yet they also give many chances to practice everyday verbs.
First I pick the rubbish bags up from the floor and pick them up near the bin. I take the full bags out to the courtyard and take them out before the collection truck arrives. My housemate Lena asks me to wipe the table off and wipe it off after breakfast, so I grab a cloth and wipe the surface off until it shines.
Tom switches the dishwasher on and switches it on with the breakfast plates inside. He tells me to rinse the pans off first and rinse them off because sauce sticks hard. I pick the heavy pan up and pick it up carefully so I do not drop it.
On the counter I throw old flyers away and throw them away into recycling. I clean the spice shelf up and clean it up, putting jars back in a straight line. I take the expired milk out of the fridge and take it out, then I throw the carton away and throw it away outside.
Lena fills the soap bottle up at the sink and fills it up for next week. She plugs the vacuum cleaner in and plugs it in, then she switches the cleaner on and switches it on to reach crumbs under the table.
I write a shopping list down on the whiteboard and write it down in large letters. We need to pick bread up from the bakery and pick it up on the way home. Tom offers to look a recipe up online and look it up for tonight's dinner.
The phone on the wall rings. It is the landlord. I pick the receiver up and pick it up, listening while he asks us to fill a maintenance form in and fill it in by Monday. I write his email address down and write it down so we can send photos of a leaking tap.
After the call I hang the receiver up and hang it up. I take my apron off and take it off, folding it neatly. I hang the apron up on a peg and hang it up near the stove.
We set the chairs up around the table again and set them up for lunch. I switch the ceiling light off to save power and switch it off, then I turn the kitchen window open for fresh air. Actually, I open the window; the room feels cooler immediately.
Before we finish, I wipe the stove top off and wipe it off where oil splashed. I put the cleaning spray away in the cupboard and put it away on the top shelf. My housemates thank me, and I pick my keys up from the counter and pick them up to leave for the shop.
Shared spaces teach patience, yet they also give many chances to practice everyday verbs.
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Phrasal separables — wipe off, take out, fill in; 40+ ejemplos
Practica phrasal verbs separables en tareas domésticas: wipe it off, throw them away.
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