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Grammar fix

whip up

make food quickly

to make a meal or dish quickly and easily, often with whatever you have

phrasal verbB2common

Don't mix these meanings

Same phrase, different job.

make food quickly

to make a meal or dish quickly and easily, often with whatever you have

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Hear it in context

Notice where the phrase sounds natural.

  • I can whip up a quick pasta if you're hungry.food
  • She whipped up an omelette in about five minutes.food

Fix the pattern

Pattern: whip up [a meal/something]

Patternwhip up [a meal/something]

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