I know tiding your room isn't very fun but it has to be done.
1.Make your bed.
Take everything off your bed and remake it stat with the sheets, then blankets and
then your pillow. You can add any other things like toys or cushions.
2. Pick up everything off the floor and put on your bed and put them all in piles like: papers, toys, clothes. Keep everything there until your done.
3. Go through all your boxes.
Once the floor is tidy take out everything from your boxes onto the floor. Then label your boxes. Next put the things that were in the boxes in the correct place.
4.Rubbish.
Pick all the rubbish that was on the floor and put in in a pile out of the way of everything else. When your finish you can put this in the bin.
5.Clothes.
I bet there is a lot of clothing on the floor or on the end of your bed. With this you need to decide if it is clean or dirty. Put all your dirty clothes in a pile near your door and the clean back in your closet or your dresser.
6.Things on your bed.
Remember back at the start when you put the things on your bed. This is when you put it away. If it needs to go in the boxes or your desk. Put it there.
7.Clean.
Now that everything is in its place you can clean the windows, vacuum the carpet and dust.
I hope this helped!
1) Keep the things you want in your room, box and label them.
2) Things you don't need, give away, someone else can use it.
3) Throw away thing that can't be used by anyone.
4) Make your bed.
5) Put dirty washing in the washing basket.
6) Hoover, and do the dusting, spray some air freshener for good measure.
Tidy is already a verb.Other verbs are tidies, tidying and tidied, depending on the tense.For example:"I will tidy my room later"."She tidies her living room"."I am tidying up the stock room"."The car has been tidied up".
something tidy is 'net / nette' in French. To tidy one's room is 'ranger sa chambre'
When something is clean or organized to look very nice it is tidy. "Tidy" means "clean" kind of. example: "the room is tidy", meaning it is clean, and not messy "Tidy" means "clean" kind of. example: "the room is tidy", meaning it is clean, and not messy"Jack, please tidy your bedroom!" his Mother called from the foot of the stairs.
I think it is a metaphor since your room itself represents your mind and how you order all your thoughts
I really should tidy my desk.It was a nice day so I spent an hour to tidy up the garden.Finley put all his toys in his toy box to keep his bedroom tidy.
The pronouns in the sentence "please tidy your room yourself" are "your" (possessive pronoun) and "yourself" (reflexive pronoun).
you get a cleaner in
by making my room uncluttered and arranging the un organisd things.
from now henceforward you have to tidy your room
keep it clean and tidy
It means "tidy the room".
hide it under ur bed