Set up: arrange
Yesterday, I set up a party at my home
He plans to set up his own business
I had a plan to put up my own YouTube channel
Take up: start or occupy time
I took up teaching as my career
I don’t want to take up anymore of your time
I take up shuttle to maintain physical fitness
Get up: go out of bed
I get up early in the morning
Failure is not falling down, but refusing to get up
Break up: to separate or disperse
I break up with my girlfriend
After about an hour the meeting broke up
Often married couples break up due to their egoistic behaviour.
Put up: build
She put up a tent and cooked meal
The students put up posters on the classroom walls.
End up: to finish
I ended up not going to her wedding because I was so sick
If you don’t work hard , you’ll end up nowhere.
Give up: to quit
He gives up smoking
Keep on going, never give up.
Show up: arrive
You have finally shown up here! I have been looking for you for hours.
I don’t know, whether he will show up.
Screw up: To make a mistake
Sorry I screwed up and forgot our plans
Catch up: to meet
Let’s catch up today.
Fed up: get frustrated
I’m fed up with work, meetings, and all that jazz.
Heated up:
Come up with: Produce/create idea plan
I need to come up with a new plan
