PHRASAL VERB FRIDAY: END UP ZIGGURAT BLOG POST
04 / 11 / 2016
PHRASAL VERB FRIDAY: END UP ZIGGURAT BLOG POST: meaning and examples
Happy Friday, readers! How was your week? I hope it was splendid.
Today we are looking at the phrase TO END UP for Phrasal Verb Friday.
Definition: to finally be in a particular place or setting or situation.
Example 1: We have plans for our first two days of vacation. I don't know where we will end up for the last five days.
Example 2: I had plans to go camping, but it rained so I ended up cancelling.
Example 3: The train was full, so we ended up driving.
Example 4: You didn't go to the concert? Where did you end up?
As you can see from the examples, this phrasal verb is INSEPARABLE.
Another example of this phrasal verb is in the Ziggurat Blog post "Let's Meet Jenny Smedley," where we interview our excellent Teacher Coordinator. In this post, we ask Jenny the question:
"How does a girl from Blackpool end up settling in Barcelona?"
You can read the full interview here:
https://zigguratenglish.wordpress.com/2016/05/20/teacher-interview-lets-meet-jenny-smedley/
That's all for today. I hope that you had a great week and that you have an even greater weekend! We will see you on Monday.
Today we are looking at the phrase TO END UP for Phrasal Verb Friday.
Definition: to finally be in a particular place or setting or situation.
Example 1: We have plans for our first two days of vacation. I don't know where we will end up for the last five days.
Example 2: I had plans to go camping, but it rained so I ended up cancelling.
Example 3: The train was full, so we ended up driving.
Example 4: You didn't go to the concert? Where did you end up?
As you can see from the examples, this phrasal verb is INSEPARABLE.
Another example of this phrasal verb is in the Ziggurat Blog post "Let's Meet Jenny Smedley," where we interview our excellent Teacher Coordinator. In this post, we ask Jenny the question:
"How does a girl from Blackpool end up settling in Barcelona?"
You can read the full interview here:
https://zigguratenglish.wordpress.com/2016/05/20/teacher-interview-lets-meet-jenny-smedley/
That's all for today. I hope that you had a great week and that you have an even greater weekend! We will see you on Monday.
