Phrasal Verb: Hurry Up
to go faster
Examples
- Hurry up or we'll be late.
Key rules
- Hurry up means move or act faster
- It is intransitive and used without an object
- It is common in commands and requests
- It is written as two words, not hurryup
Common mistakes
- Hurryup or we'll be late → Hurry up or we'll be late
💡 Tip: Pair "hurry up" with "or" to give a reason: Hurry up or we'll miss the bus.