The true nuances of "up to" and "up for" are difficult for non-native speakers to grasp.
Free Offline Special Lecture by Professor Jaebong Choi
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Hello, subscribers!
This is the Arrow English YouTube channel.
Today, Professor Jaebong Choi will be pointing out the areas of difficulty you've encountered while learning English.
There's something you absolutely must know when studying English.
Vocabulary is so easy. However, if you don't use these easy words, you won't be able to converse properly in English.
The fundamental reason is that our understanding of prepositions isn't the same as that of native speakers.
It's because we've been misunderstanding prepositions.
Therefore, we need to start by correcting this chronic problem in English by correcting prepositions.
We've encountered "up to" and "up for" so many times, but we'll correct the nuances and parts that are difficult for non-native speakers to understand.
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00:00 Intro
01:09 Up for Understanding the Nuances and Watching Related Videos
05:58 Up to Understanding the Nuances and Watching Related Videos
11:29 Reminder
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