Give Up, Make Up, End Up ✨ Most Common Phrasal Verbs (16-18)

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Index
0:01 Introduction
0:36 (#16) give up
2:10 Question 1
2:18 (#17) make up
4:47 Question 2
4:57 (#18) end up
6:21 Question 3
🙏Special thanks goes to Professor Dilin Liu for generously sharing his impressive and highly useful research on phrasal verbs in English.
I am basing the structure of this playlist on his publications.
🔷Liu, D. (2011), The most frequently used English phrasal verbs in American and British English: A multicorpus examination. TESOL Quarterly, 45, 661-688.
🔷Liu, D. and Myers, D. (2020). The most common phrasal verbs with their key meanings for spoken and academic written English: A corpus analysis. Language Teaching Research, 24(3), 403-424 (first published online in 2018).
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Phrasal verbs are an integral part of the English language, They are generally made up of a verb and a preposition, with the verb changing to past and progressive forms when writing in these tenses. Learning English in an interactive environment is the general make up of English with Jennifer on Patreon. I made up with her after briefly falling out. Giving up was simply not an option. You should end up being the most successful teacher on Patreon.

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@@Englishwithjennifer i think we have all experienced the joy of making up after a fallout. In the example 'Giving up is not an option,' we could say that 'Giving up' is the gerund and the subject of the sentence. So, we can see how phrasal verbs also fall into the imperative category and gerund category.

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Doesn't Give up also mean yield or surrender?

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Hi Hamza. Yes, good! But the general meaning is "quit." I'm presenting the most common meanings identified by Professor Dilin Liu in his research. (See video description.) I appreciate the chance to refer to his list. This saves me from presenting all the possible meanings of every phrasal verb. Often the list is too long, so it's best to focus on the most commonly used meanings. You'll pick up additional uses through listening and reading.

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