Phrasal verb: tidy up
To tidy up something (or tidy something up) is to put everything in its correct place and make it tidy.
Examples of use:
1. Can I go out when I have tidied up my room?
2. I must tidy my books up. I can't find the one I need for my studies.
| infinitive |
tidy up |
| present simple |
tidy up and tidies up |
| -ing form |
tidying up |
| past simple |
tidied up |
| past participle |
tidied up |
Can you write a sentence with the phrasal verb 'tidy up'?
Do you need to tidy up your house or your study materials?
See also, jumble up
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