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“Phrasal verb” fun 🎉 “bring up” 🗣️👶🤢
Hey everyone! 👋
Today’s phrasal verb is one you’ll hear in conversations all the time — at home, at work, even at the doctor’s office 😄
Let’s talk about BRING UP ⬆️
Same verb… but very different meanings depending on context!
Let’s go through the meanings:🎉
🗣️ 1. to bring up a topic
Meaning:👉 Mention or introduce a subject
Examples:
- She brought up an interesting idea in the meeting.
- Why did you bring that up again?
👶 2. to bring up a child
Meaning:👉 Raise and take care of a child while they grow up
Examples:
- She was brought up by her aunt.
- They brought their children up to be respectful.
🤢 3. to bring up (vomit)
Meaning: 👉 Throw up
Examples:
- The baby brought up his milk.
- The smell made her bring up her food
❓ Your turn!
💬 When was the last time someone brought up an interesting topic?(And hopefully not the third meaning 😅)
See you in the next phrasal verb fun 🎉
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“Phrasal verb” fun 🎉 “bring up” 🗣️👶🤢
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