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habibaelgindy I'm pretty sure I won't be up to watch the VMA's. Correct: I take this as "I'll be in bed by then". There is a similar expression: I'm pretty sure I won't be up for watching the VMA's.
- habibaelgindy I'm pretty sure I won't be up to watch the VMA's.
- Correct: I take this as "I'll be in bed by then".
- There is a similar expression: I'm pretty sure I won't be up for watching the VMA's.
- I take this as "I won't be the mood to watch the VMA's".
- CJ
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habibaelgindy I'm pretty sure I won't be up to watch the VMA's.Correct: I take this as "I'll be in bed by then".
There is a similar expression:
I'm pretty sure I won't be up for watching the VMA's.
I take this as "I won't be the mood to watch the VMA's".
CJ
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habibaelgindy Does that mean my sentence is correct?That's what "correct" means.
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