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Аудио текст:
Madonna has a song called "Hung up".
This song is interesting because it uses a number of English phrasal verbs using 'up'.  Let's listen…

Every little thing that you say or do
I'm hung up
I'm hung up on you
Waiting for your call
Baby, night and day
I'm fed up
I'm tired of waiting on you

When Madonna says she's 'hung up', she means she can't stop thinking about someone.
She's crazy for them. She is infatuated.  To be 'hung up' means to be obsessed with something. Madonna also says she's 'fed up'.  'Fed up' means to be tired or discouraged.  People use the phrase 'fed up' to describe the feeling of giving up.

Here are some practice sentences that use these words:

I'm hung up on chocolate.  I just can't stop eating it!
My girlfriend hasn't called me in three days.  I'm fed up with this relationship.
My dog recently died and I can't stop thinking about it.  I'm really hung up on the whole thing.
I have eaten chicken for 5 days in a row.  I am fed up with it!

Now you try.

Please say 'hung up' or 'fed up' where appropriate.

Question 1
I think about Europe everyday.  I am so __________ on the idea of traveling there.

Question 2
She's still __________ on her ex-boyfriend.  She calls him all the time.

Question 3
Thank God the weekend is here!  I am so __________ with work.