to wrap up

30 Dec 2025 · 0 min

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Short YouTube clip by Hadar Shemesh in which the speaker, on Christmas Day, uses the task of wrapping presents (and food) as an example to explain the phrasal verb “wrap up.” The speaker emphasizes that gifts should be wrapped festively before giving to students and repeats the phrase to show usage.

It's Christmas Day and I still haven't wrapped up all the gifts. Wrap up Stress on pup. Wrap up. Wrap up. When you wrap up a present or when you wrap up food, you wrap something up. For example, we need to wrap up all the presents for our students. Listen, we need to wrap up all the presents for our students. We can't just give it to them like that. It needs to be festive and fancy to wrap up.