Pick up, Pick on, Pick out, Pick at, Pick off. What’s the difference? Pick up – Lift or collect something. ”Can you pick up the phone?“ ”She picked up her kids from school.“ Pick on – Bully or tease someone. ”They always pick on him because he’s shy.“ Pick out – Choose something from a group. ”She picked out a blue dress for the party.“ Pick at – Eat very little or touch something lightly. ”He wasn’t hungry, so he just picked at his food.“ Pick off – Remove something from a surface. ”She picked

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