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USF Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

being ready or feel up to

I think both are correct and mean the same. Would you please help me to use "being ready" and "feel up to" in their right place?
I want to know differences in meaning and emotion.

1) "If you feel up to a game of golf on the weekend, let me know."
2) "If you are ready for a game of golf on the weekend, let me know."
  

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" This would be used if the person is sick or not feeling well or chronically tired. " This would be used if the person needs some kind of preparation. Maybe he needs to buy golf clubs.

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  • " This would be used if the person is sick or not feeling well or chronically tired.
  • " This would be used if the person needs some kind of preparation.
  • Maybe he needs to buy golf clubs.
  • Maybe he needs some more training before he is allowed on the course..
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1) "If you feel up to a game of golf on the weekend, let me know." This would be used if the person is sick or not feeling well or chronically tired.

2) "If you are ready for a game of golf on the weekend, let me know." This would be used if the person needs some kind of preparation. Maybe he needs to buy gol
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