Get dressed, dress up, dress up as, dress down, dress in. What's the Difference?Get dressed: To put on clothes."I get dressed quickly in the morning."Dress up: To wear nice or special clothes, usually for an event."We dress up for parties and weddings."Dress up as: To wear clothes to look like a person or thing, often for a costume."I dressed up as a pirate for Halloween."Dress down: To wear casual clothes or to be told off."On Fridays, we can dress down at work.""The boss dressed me down for being late."Dress in: To wear a specific type of clothing or colour."She likes to dress in bright colours."So how about this?"On Fridays, I ____ in casual clothes. For the party, I ____ as a vampire."Join the Conversation Club: https://englishwithrhys.com/conversationclub/#englishlesson #englishspeaking #learnonline | English with Rhys