Pack lunch.

Meaning: This sentence means to prepare a meal that you can take with you when you leave home, usually for the middle of the day.

Choice of Words: Pack means to prepare or arrange items, especially for a journey. Lunch is a meal eaten in the middle of the day. When you combine these words, it means to prepare food for a midday meal, usually to take with you when you go out.

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Prepare your midday meal.

Meaning: This means to make ready the food you will eat for lunch. It's like saying, Make ready the food you will eat for lunch.

Choice of Words: Prepare means to make something ready for use. Midday means the middle of the day, which is when lunch is typically eaten. Meal refers to the food you eat. When you put them together, "Prepare your midday meal" means to make ready the food you will eat for lunch.

Get your lunch ready.

Meaning: This means to make ready the food you will eat for lunch. It's like saying, Make sure you have the food you will eat for lunch and that it is ready.

Choice of Words: Get means to obtain or acquire something. Ready means to be prepared or in a state of readiness. Lunch refers to the food you eat in the middle of the day. When you put them together, "Get your lunch ready" means to obtain and prepare the food you will eat for lunch.

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