CLUTTER UP, ASK FOR (1)

clutter up (with something) = fill a place with too many things

 examples:

• The children have cluttered up their rooms with toys.
• Don't clutter up your office with paper.
• Why is the floor cluttered up with magazines?
• When Vicky cooks, the kitchen is cluttered up with plates and cups.
• Your boxes and suitcases are cluttering up the hall and we can't get to the door.
• My mind is cluttered up with bad memories.

ask for something = tell someone to give me something
examples:

• He asked for my phone number! Do you think he is going to call me?
• I asked for a rise but the boss said he will think about it.
• She asked me for help with her homework.
• He asked me for money to make a phone call.
• I went to the Town Hall to ask for information about the town.
• She asked Santa Claus for a ponny!
• He is a nice man, hard-working and considerate. You couln't have asked for a better husband!
• You 're healthy and you have a beautiful family. What more could you ask for in life?