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DirtyGame Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Showing off vs. showing up
When we want to describe someone who talks a lot to gain people's attention and love to show them his knowledge always, which of the two phrase would we use?
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He's showing off his knowledge. I hope he shows up for our dinner date. I don't like to be stood up.
- He's showing off his knowledge.
- I hope he shows up for our dinner date.
- I don't like to be stood up.
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He's showing off his knowledge.
I hope he shows up for our dinner date. I don't like to be stood up.
I hope he shows up for our dinner date. I don't like to be stood up.
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AlpheccaStarsHe's showing off his knowledge.I hope he shows up for our dinner date. I don't like to be stood up.Thanks for clearing that up!
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He's showing off his new car (To display or behave in an ostentatious or conspicuous way).
He showed up to the meeting (turn up).
He showed up to the meeting (turn up).
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