@reallygoodenglishclasses: 🇬🇧 GIVE UP, GIVE IN, GIVE OUT & GIVE OVER These phrasal verbs look similar, but they have different meanings! ✅ GIVE UP = to stop trying or quit. “I’ve given up trying to convince him!” ✅ GIVE IN = to finally agree to something after resisting. “She kept asking until I gave in.” ✅ GIVE OUT = to stop working or to distribute something. “My legs gave out halfway through the race!” “They gave out free samples.” ✅ GIVE OVER = a British expression meaning stop doing something annoying! It’s often used when someone is irritating you or won’t stop going on about something. “Give over! I’ve heard that joke a hundred times!” “Oh, give over! You can’t be serious!” 💡 British English tip: “Give over!” can express annoyance, disbelief or playful disbelief, depending on your tone. #LearnEnglish #englishclass #englishteacher #speakenglish #britishenglish
For us in Europe who we aren't born in the UK, no teacher ever could explain like this, so our English was a bit country cousin's English 😁 I love the lessons so much thank you indeed .
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Tuulaliina :
I won't give up following your teaching because every time I find out something new in the grammar and in the vocabulary. 🍁🍂🇫🇮