Oh, hi there. I'm glad you're still up.
Up is a very simple word, but in everyday English, aside from referring to a higher place or position, the word up appears in a lot of common expressions with completely different meanings. Have you been wondering what up really means in phrases like: Are you up? Are you up for dinner? What are you up to? I think he’s up to something. The service wasn’t up to par? If so, you’re in luck - because today, we’re going to look at five natural ways you can use up in everyday conversation.
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