Did you know that you can hook up something, hook up a person with something, and even hook up a person with another person? Hook up is one of those phrasal verbs in English that has a number of uses and grammar patterns. Knowing these patterns will help you communicate with confidence in English.
Here are the example sentences from this episode. To get the details of this English lesson, you need to listen to the podcast or check the transcript for the details.
- I bought a new TV and the technician is coming tomorrow to hook it up.
- It took the workers less than half an hour to hook my washing machine up.
- It wasn’t easy to hook up a computer before WiFi.
- A smart TV can be hooked up to the internet.
- The workers hooked my washing machine up to the hot and cold water pipes.
- You can easily hook up your computer to a WiFi network these days.
- The TV is hooked up with wires.
- The workers hooked my washing machine up with a few hoses and pipes.
- The stove is hooked up with a large electric wire.
- My friend Paul works in a theater and I’m hoping he can hook me up with some tickets for the show.
- My cousin works for Apple and she hooked me up with an iPhone 12 before they were sold in the stores.
- You like jazz? I should hook you up with my cousin. He’s a huge jazz fan.
- When I started my restaurant business, the chef hooked me up with some suppliers.
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