Today's practise
1. Don't pick at your food. It messes up my appetite.
2. I am just picking out the good avocado out of all.
3. I am picking up my laudries.
4. Have you been picked on when you were young?
5. It's not easy to pick out the one has a good quality among them.
6. Out of all, I picked out the one which looked the best.
7. You are picking up English quickly
8. why are you picking up on me?
9. He always picks off onions from sandwhich.
10. I am going to pick her up.
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Today's practise
1. Don't pick at your food. It messes up my appetite.------- This doesn't make sense. Who is the subject?
2. I am just picking out the (a) good avocado(s) out of all.
------ If you use (the avocado) it means there is EXACTLY one good avocado. If you are picking one avocado use (a).
3. I am picking up my laundry.
____ Laundry is singular.
4. Have you been Were you picked on when you were young?
------- (have you) means until now. "When you were young" is not until now, so you need to use "were"
Have you ever been picked on.
5. It's not easy to pick out (the/a) one has a good quality one among them.
Something IS good quality, it doesn't have good quality. "the" means only one is good quality
6. I picked out the one which looked the best (out of all of them) (you don't need it).
7. You are picking up English quickly
8. why are you picking up on me?
9. He always picks off the onions from in his sandwiches.
10. I am going to pick her up.
Good job.
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