Give up is two words. Nevertheless... The police asked the fugitive to give up and lay down his weapons.
Give up is called a phrasal verb and functions as a single word. It has more than one meaning. It has the meaning of surrender (as in the sentence above) and also the meaning of to stop doing something.
I want to give up smoking.
Because it is a verb give up can also have other forms eg giving up / gives up / gave up / has given up
I am giving up drinking this year.
She gave up smoking last year. I have given up smoking for 5 years.
I'd scuttle her before I'd give up this ship.
I keep my hair long because its versatile and can be worn up or down.I like this sentence, because my hair is very vesatile and it can be worn up or down.
The turrets in the tower were very high up.
My sister always "cracks me up" with her jokes.
First, "wait up" is NOT "a" word, it it two words! Please do not wait up for me tonight, I am going to be home very late.
Here is a sentence using the word exhibit:''Here is exhibit A.''Another sentence could be: I looked into the lion's exhibit at the zoo. There are multiple sentences you could come up with so make sure you think and create your own sentence and just use these as examples.
yes try looking up the word in the dictionary
the grocer rang up my groceries
The millipede crawled up the wall.
Truth is what is real, a lie is made up.
I picked up this souvenir in a foreign country.
I got geared up for the long climb up the mountain.
There are many tragedies in the world, such as you not being able to make up a sentence with the word "tragedies"!
Come up with a sentence using the word write.
Yesterday I admonishedmy daughter to pick up her laundry.
"Turn the radio up, that song is barely audible."
The officer went to check up on the prisoners, but they had absconded.
a question using the word millet coming up! 'Do you know where you can but Millet?' 'What is Millet?' 'You smell like Millet!'