I must go on studying English I like English ,but it maybe a little difficult for me to speak it well,so, I always want to give up it.but from today onwards，I want to go on learning it,I must insist

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I must go on studying English I like English ,but it maybe a little difficult for me to speak it well,so, I always want to give up it.but from today onwards，I want to go on learning it,I must insist it.never give up it now.the first thing,i must make a study plan. and second carry out the plan.z

Jul 3, 2015 12:28 AM

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I must go on studying English

I like English, but it maybe a little difficult for me to speak it very well, so I always want to give up on it, but from today onwards，I want to go on learning it, I must insist it.never to give up on it now.the first thing, I need to do is make a study plan, i must make a study plan.
and second is to carry out the plan.

July 3, 2015

I must go on studying English

I like English , but it maybe may be a little difficult for me to speak it well,so, I always want to give it up it.b But from today onwards，I want to go on learning it,I must insist on it. Never give up it now.the first thing,I must make a study plan.
and second, carry out the plan.z?

Give up- postion of object / pronoun.

Missymarie has the best solution -give up on something. The noun or pronoun after the 'give up' - eg. Don't give up on English. - or -. Don't give up on it.

You can also say - give something up. With a noun between the verb or after the verb. -eg. I won't give English up -or- I won't give up English. If you use a pronoun (it) you have to put it in the middle- eg. I won't give it up.

or just - Give up -without an object when it is clear what you are giving up.- eg. English is hard but I won't give up.

July 3, 2015