Neetu provides a remarkably clear and efficient distinction between these two common British idioms. It is a practical guide that cuts through linguistic confusion with surgical precision.
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Crack Up vs Crack On | British English Phrasal Verbs Explained ClearlyAdded:
My friend Susie's joke made me crack up.
If something makes you crack up, it means it was very funny and you laughed a lot.
You can also say the joke cracked me up.
To crack on means to get started or continue with something.
I need to crack on with dinner, so I'll see you later.
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