Hi EEPers! Today's word of the day is the expression to crack someone up. If you
crack someone up, it means you really make them laugh. You say something or do
something that they think is really funny. So our most recent YouTube video
is on the present --nope-- past continuous, and when we watch it we think it's so
funny. It cracks us up even though we've watched it many times and we've edited
it. We still laugh every time. It just cracks us up. Yep, we crack ourselves up
pretty often. Yeah, we think we're funny.
Hi EEPers! Today's word of the day is a phrasal verb: it's stock up. Stock up on
something means to buy extra for future use. So I just came home from the grocery
store and as you can see, I stocked up on my family's favorite cereal because it
was on sale.
Hi EEPers! Today's word of the day is tidy or tidy up. They mean the same thing.
To tidy means you don't clean, you're not going that thorough, but you
put things away and you make your home look nice. People often tidy up before
company comes over. Hey Misha, did you tidy up before I came over?
Of course.
Hi EEPers! Today's word of the day is a phrasal verb and it is look up to.
To look up literally means do this - to look up, but when we use the phrasal verb
look up to, we mean it like admire. So I could say I really look up to my parents.
It means I admire them. I think they're good people. I want to be like them. Look up to.
Hi EEPers! Today's word of the day is a phrasal verb. It is speak up.
Speak up just means to speak loudly.
[Larissa speaking quietly] Hey Larissa, speak up! Oh, yeah! Yeah, I will.