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Yesterday afternoon, I ____ _____ for a nap.

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Yesterday, I assembled a mini flower model. It was fun! Here are a few phrasal verbs that we can use in place of "assemble":

1. "put together" -- I put together a mini flower model.
2. "build up" -- I built up the stem section.
3. "set up" -- I set up the base.
4. "fit together" -- I fit the pieces together carefully.
5. "piece together" -- I pieced together the flower petals.
6. "snap together" -- I snapped the stem to the base.
7. "click into place" -- I clicked each brick into place.

(Hint: "snap together" and "click into place" are specific to Lego or model bricks.)

Question: What have you "put together" for fun?


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What is the 3rd form of the verb "begin"?

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