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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Be up to
Hi.
What's the difference between
I understand what he is up to
and
I understand what he can do
and
I understand what he is thinking of
and
I understand what he is dreaming about
?
Thanks in advance
What's the difference between
I understand what he is up to
and
I understand what he can do
and
I understand what he is thinking of
and
I understand what he is dreaming about
?
Thanks in advance
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It means what someone is doing or planning to do. " Native speakers will be able to give more information the usage.
- It means what someone is doing or planning to do.
- " Native speakers will be able to give more information the usage.
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It means what someone is doing or planning to do.
I have often heard people using it in a negative context, as, "I know what he is up to and so I am preparing to deal with it."
Native speakers will be able to give more information the usage.
I have often heard people using it in a negative context, as, "I know what he is up to and so I am preparing to deal with it."
Native speakers will be able to give more information the usage.
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