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Today’s phrasal verb is whip up. When you whip something up, it means you make or create something quickly – usually food, but it can also be ideas, energy, or excitement.
- Like, yesterday morning I was in a rush, so I whipped up some scrambled eggs before heading out the door.
- And the other day, my neighbor whipped up a batch of cookies and brought them over. Best surprise ever!
- Or my friend Amy is so creative – she can whip up a great PowerPoint presentation in no time.
So how about you? What’s something you can whip up quickly – maybe a meal, a project, or even a good idea?
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Question: What does “whip up” mean?
Answer: There are a number of common phrases talked about in this episode!
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