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🇺🇸English Expression 🇺🇸
💔Break up means to end a relationship

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Comments

  • Teacher Josh

    @Zeenat Shaikh I’m glad you find the pronunciation helpful 😃
  • Zeenat Shaikh

    @Teacher Josh I like the way you pronounce the word, it's so simple and clear.
  • Teacher Josh

    @Zeenat Shaikh nicely done! 👏👏
  • AK

    Hello josh
  • Pratham Sharma "प्रथम शर्मा"

    @Teacher Josh wow you created it, amazing, KUDOS. yeah for communication we focus on understanding not on grammars stuffs.
  • Jack Lifetime VIP

    @Teacher Josh thank you
  • Teacher Josh

    @María Gabriela @Ana @Ali.chizo @Aqualia @Miguel @Anderson Rivera @Xóchitl @Jack thanks everyone for giving it a try!! ☺️ it’s never fun to go through a break up 😭
  • Teacher Josh

    @vvvv that’s true 😭
  • Teacher Josh

    @Analuhh that was great 😄 keep it up 👍
  • Teacher Josh

    @Ali.chizo right!! So sad 😭
  • Teacher Josh

    @Pratham Sharma "प्रथम शर्मा" It’s just the template I created. I don’t always distinguish between idioms, proverbs, phrasal verbs, etc. Mostly, unless you are being asked to make that distinction in a test, being familiar with the expression is usually good enough for English communication 😄
  • vvvv Lifetime VIP

    It’s so sad if you break up with someone.😥
  • Analuhh

    Não sei se ficou bom ainda estou aprendendo até a pronuncia , se alguém puder me ajudar agradeço 😊✌
  • Ali.chizo

    😭😭😭😭😭😭why break up
  • Pratham Sharma "प्रथम शर्मा"

    @Teacher Josh okk, but in picture it is written , idiom so I became confuse.
  • Carlos Rojas

    @Teacher Josh cool I didn't know about it thanks I appreciate it bro
  • Teacher Josh

    @Carlos Rojas They are similar in that a relationship has ended. However, dump is sort of an insult to the other person.
  • Carlos Rojas

    @Teacher Josh well sometimes I use 'break up and dump'
  • Teacher Josh

    @Carlos Rojas 😆 Dump is a mean way of saying break up.
  • Teacher Josh

    @Pratham Sharma "प्रथम शर्मा" yes, it is a phrasal verb.
  • Pratham Sharma "प्रथम शर्मा"

    But sir Josh, As far I know , "break up" is phrasal verb Here break is verb and up is preposition.
  • Carlos Rojas

    Like 'dump'

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