This video teaches seven common English expressions containing the word 'UP': 'signed up for' (to register or enroll), 'pick up speed' (to increase pace), 'right up one's alley' (perfectly suited to one's interests), 'up ahead' (in front or in the distance), 'move up in the world' (to improve social status), 'live up to the hype' (to meet high expectations), and 'be dressed up' (to wear formal or fancy clothing). These expressions demonstrate how 'UP' combines with different verbs to create idiomatic meanings that cannot be understood from the individual words alone.
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Can you catch all 7 expressions with UP? #EverydayEnglish #MovieEnglish #PhrasalVerbsAdded:
This is not what I signed up for.
Pick up more speed? That's right up my alley. What's that up ahead?
Boy, you think you've moved up in the world, huh? And this must be the famous princess. I must say she lives up to the hype. You, however, all dressed up still a thief.
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