What does 200 + 135 + 99 add up to? Sean said that he was at Carol's house last night, but Carol was with me. His story doesn't add up. In this video, I'll explain what the phrasal verb, ADD UP, means. In the first example sentence (What does 200 ...), it means: to calculate the total of two or more numbers. However, in the second example sentence (Sean said that he was at Carol's house ...), it has a different meaning. Watch the video to learn what it means. In this video, I will give you 3 meanings of ADD UP.

This is the 223rd video in the "Learn a Phrasal Verb a Day" series. Learn many more phrasal verbs (pv) by watching my other YT shorts- https://www.youtube.com/@ExcitedaboutEnglish/shorts


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