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pick on
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/pɪk ɒn/
US
/pɪk ɑn/
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Explain the difference between “pick on” meaning “tease” and “pick on” meaning “criticize unfairly.”
Compare “pick on” with “tease,” “bully,” and “criticize.”
Explain the grammar in “He always picks on his younger brother,” including why we add “-s.”
Show how to use “pick on” with pronouns and explain whether it can be separated.
Give me five B2-level examples of “pick on” with Russian translations.
Compare “pick on” with “pick at,” “pick out,” and “pick up.”
Create a short exercise to help me practise using “pick on” in context.
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