C. The phrasal verb pick up has more than one meaning. Look at the definitions (1-3) below. Match each one with an example sentence (a-c).
1. pick up (v) to collect someone from • a place, usually in a car
2. pick up (v) to learn naturally • a. The robot is able to pick up objects from the floor. . •b. I picked up Spanish pretty quickly when I lived in Madrid. • C. I'll pick you up from school at 4p.m.
3. pick up (v) to lift something
1. pick up (v) to collect someone from • a place, usually in a car
2. pick up (v) to learn naturally • a. The robot is able to pick up objects from the floor. . •b. I picked up Spanish pretty quickly when I lived in Madrid. • C. I'll pick you up from school at 4p.m.
3. pick up (v) to lift something
Jawaban:
1.tarik ke c
2 tarik ke b
3 tarik ke a