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Mohsen Jafari Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Speak Up vs. Speak
What is the difference between Speak Up and Speak?
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Mohsen Jafari Speak Up It is a phrasal verb. Its meaning depends on context. ) Everybody expressed their ideas.
- Mohsen Jafari Speak Up It is a phrasal verb.
- Its meaning depends on context.
- ) Everybody expressed their ideas.
- Why are you silent?
- ) Mohsen Jafari Speak "It simply means 'talk'.
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Mohsen JafariSpeak Up
It is a phrasal verb. Its meaning depends on context.
Please speak up, I can't hear you clearly.(=Speak louder.)
Everybody expressed their ideas. Why are you silent? Speak up(=Don't keep silent; say something.)
Mohsen Jafari Speak
"It simply means 'talk'.
However, more contex
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