A Late Night
episode
get doing something
stay up
stay in
tidy up
fortune
miss the bus/train
play
throw a party
celebrate
be worth it
go on
queue
go out
in a row
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(verb) to stand in a row in order to wait for something
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(phrase) one after another without a break
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(verb phrase) to organize and host a party or celebration. It’s an informal way of saying “have” or “organize” a party.
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(phrasal verb)to stay in your home
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(noun) a story that is written for actors to perform, usually in a theatre
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(verb phrase)to arrive too late to get on a bus, train, or aircraft
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(phrasal verb) to continue doing something
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(noun) one programme of a series shown on television
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(phrasal verb) to leave a place in order to go somewhere else
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(noun) a lot of money
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(verb) to do something enjoyable because it is a special day, or because something good has happened
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(phrase) to be useful or enjoyable despite needing a lot of effortt
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(phrasal verb)to clean or organize a space by putting things in their proper places. It’s a more informal way of saying “clean” or “organize.”
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(verb phrase) to start doing something, often gradually or unexpectedly
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(phrasal verb)to go to bed later than usual
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A Late Night
Teacher Julieta
Created on February 26, 2025
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A Late Night
episode
get doing something
stay up
stay in
tidy up
fortune
miss the bus/train
play
throw a party
celebrate
be worth it
go on
queue
go out
in a row
www.teacherjulieta.com
(verb) to stand in a row in order to wait for something
www.teacherjulieta.com
(phrase) one after another without a break
www.teacherjulieta.com
(verb phrase) to organize and host a party or celebration. It’s an informal way of saying “have” or “organize” a party.
www.teacherjulieta.com
(phrasal verb)to stay in your home
www.teacherjulieta.com
(noun) a story that is written for actors to perform, usually in a theatre
www.teacherjulieta.com
(verb phrase)to arrive too late to get on a bus, train, or aircraft
www.teacherjulieta.com
(phrasal verb) to continue doing something
www.teacherjulieta.com
(noun) one programme of a series shown on television
www.teacherjulieta.com
(phrasal verb) to leave a place in order to go somewhere else
www.teacherjulieta.com
(noun) a lot of money
www.teacherjulieta.com
(verb) to do something enjoyable because it is a special day, or because something good has happened
www.teacherjulieta.com
(phrase) to be useful or enjoyable despite needing a lot of effortt
www.teacherjulieta.com
(phrasal verb)to clean or organize a space by putting things in their proper places. It’s a more informal way of saying “clean” or “organize.”
www.teacherjulieta.com
(verb phrase) to start doing something, often gradually or unexpectedly
www.teacherjulieta.com
(phrasal verb)to go to bed later than usual
www.teacherjulieta.com