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Hans51 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Depend on VS. be up to
Do the two expressions have the same meaning or are they used for different situations?
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I don't think they would ever have the same meaning.
- I don't think they would ever have the same meaning.
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A : I do not know what to do.
B : It depends on what you like / It is up to what you like.
I feel like the two sentences are possible to reply to A and carry the same meaning.
What do you think? Thank you so much.
B : It depends on what you like / It is up to what you like.
I feel like the two sentences are possible to reply to A and carry the same meaning.
What do you think? Thank you so much.
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Hans51B : It depends on what you like / It is up to what you like.No, the second one is not natural. You could say "It is up to you to decide," but not "it is up to what you like."
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