Meaning: No longer able to tolerate something; similar to “sick of” or “tired of.” Often used with “with.”
Examples:
I’m fed up with your rude behavior!
You never respond to my emails – I’m fed up!
Her brother just sits around and watches TV all day. She’s fed up with him.
Pop Quiz:
What’s the best response to someone who says, “I’m fed up with you”?
A. Thank you very much!
B. What did I do wrong?
C. I’m hungry too!
To see the correct answer, click on “Continue reading”:
The correct answer is B. If someone is fed up with you, that means you’re doing something or did something that upsets them. It’s not a compliment (as in A), and it has nothing to do with food (as in C).
I’m fed up with English grammar’s rules. It’s so complication. I think a lot of students’
agree with me.
Sorry, I disagree. Follow your teacher’s instructions, and expose youself to standard English, you’ll feel that learning English grammar is fun.
I would like to lose weight but so difficult and hard time —-I’m fed up!
So you are fed up with being on a diet.
Although weight loss is difficult, but I determined to be hell to lose weight. I hope one day succeed minus 20 pounds.