This is an All-Ears English Podcast episode 1,649.

Whip up a cup of coffee and listen to Lindsay and Michelle.

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In today's episode, we answer a question about the phrasal verb whip up.

Learn how to use it and then find out how you can figure it out if words are really used or not.

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Hey, Lindsay, how's it going?

Hey there, Michelle. I'm happy to be on the mic. I'm doing great. How's your day been today?

I'm good, but you know what? I'm just going to go whip up some eggs because I'm starving.

You know what? I'll be right back. So hurry. I guess I should have done this before I started recording this.

I know. Why would you start recording those eggs and come back? What am I supposed to do by the way?

12-year-old thumbs like. Just talk to everybody.

That's great. So you're going to whip up some eggs. Is that going to take you a long time or just real quick?

Yeah, that's going to be real quick. Yeah, I'm just going to whip them up.

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