Phrasal Verb: TURN UP - English Vocabulary #shorts #slowenglish #english...
Today we're looking at the phrasal verb turn up. Keep in mind that phrasal verbs often have more than one meaning, depending on the context. Today we're looking at the top three ways that we can use "turn up."
Number one, "turn up" can mean to find or discover something. Here are a couple of examples:
I thought I'd lost my keys, but they turned up in my jacket pocket.
The police turned up new evidence in the investigation.
Secondly, "turn up" can mean to increase the volume or the level of something. Here are a couple of examples:
Can you turn up the music? I really like this song.
It's really cold - can you turn up the heating, please?
The team really turned up the pressure in the second half of the game.
And number three, "turn up" can mean to arrive or appear somewhere. For example:
We waited and waited, but the bus never turned up.
I was late for the meeting, but luckily my boss didn't turn up either.
I hope that helps. Thanks for watching. See you next time!
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