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16 set 2016
- JaponĂȘs
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InglĂȘs (EUA)
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InglĂȘs (RU)
Pergunta sobre InglĂȘs (RU)
Do you have any difference between
give up and give in?
please tell međđ
Do you have any difference between
give up and give in?
please tell međđ
give up and give in?
please tell međđ
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- InglĂȘs (RU)
'give up' means to stop trying
"I give up learning guitar"
'give in' is being tempted by something, like sweet foods
- JaponĂȘs
thank you
so you mean give in and give up are quite different meaning???
like can't stop eating sweet foods???
so you mean give in and give up are quite different meaning???
like can't stop eating sweet foods???
- InglĂȘs (RU)
@onohiiii: yeah, but the sweet foods was just an example.
sorry for not explaining well. ăăăăȘăăâż
- JaponĂȘs
@Jadison:
it's ok (^_^) thanks lots
ăăăăšăăăăăŸă(=ïŸÏïŸ=)
it's ok (^_^) thanks lots
ăăăăšăăăăăŸă(=ïŸÏïŸ=)
- InglĂȘs (RU) Quase Fluente
Give up means you are
Tired of trying and now you just don't wanna do it anymore.
Ex I gave up on learning Spanish.
Gave in means trying or regestring yourself in some kind of activity.
Ex I gave in my name for local gymnastic tournament
- JaponĂȘs
@sirichandana:
oh they are so different meanings("âââ")
thank youđđ
I don't want to give up learning Englishđđ
oh they are so different meanings("âââ")
thank youđđ
I don't want to give up learning Englishđđ
- InglĂȘs (RU)
The meaning could be very similar depending on context. You can "give in" to some kind of pressure (temptation or stress or anger etc) or you can give up because of the same pressure. In this way they both mean to relent/stop trying.
For example a mum could give in to her daughter's demands for a new phone, or she could give up on resisting her daughter's demands for a new phone...
Daughter "oh my God, come on mum, this old brick doesn't even have a decent camera! Just buy me a new phone!"
Mum "fine! I give up..." or "fine! I give in..."
- JaponĂȘs
@Snugglebunny5000:
your explanation is very clear so I got what you meanđ
thank you so muchđđ”
your explanation is very clear so I got what you meanđ
thank you so muchđđ”
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