English Language & Usage Asked by Parisa on January 16, 2021
Does the expression pick up something from some one’s lap sound natural to you? if not what would you suggest?
Context:
She was supposed to be mollified now. In compliance, she delivered a wide, reassuring smile and picked up the bag of hot dogs from Martin’s lap.
gather up TFD idiom
- To collect or assemble certain things. A noun or pronoun can be used between "gather" and "up."
As in:
... and gathered up the bag of hot dogs from Martin’s lap.
Answered by lbf on January 16, 2021
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