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wag
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/wæɡ/
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/wæɡ/
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Compare the verb “wag” with the noun “wag” and identify each meaning.
Learn why “wag” becomes “wagged” in the past tense.
Explore common collocations: “wag your tail,” “wag your finger,” and “wag your tongue.”
Distinguish “wag” from “wave” and “shake” in context.
Study “a wag” meaning a witty, joking person, and note where this use is common.
Learn the idiom “the tail wagging the dog” and use it in a sentence.
Write three B2-level sentences using “wag” in different meanings.
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