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To break up: Is a common phrasal verb that means ‘to separate’. You can use it to describe the end of a relationship, romantic or otherwise. For example:, my boyfriend broke up with me last week. The Beatles broke up in 1970. Or, you can use it to describe the action of breaking an object into different parts.
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In our opinion it is much more effective and personal to improve your vocabulary through situational learning. When you learn a new word make sure you know the opposite and at least one synonym.
For example: The situation is Holidays, my new word is: happy, my synonym is cheerful, my opposite is: unhappy.
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