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KutaBeach Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

How should express that I wait or others actions?

There is a usefuil expression in Russian language which can be translated as "the ball is on your side" and it means that the speaker is waiting for the other person's actions.

From google I guess I can use same expression in English.

Is my guess correct?

Are there any alternatives?

  

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The usual phrasing is "The ball is in your court".

— Ivanhr

  • The usual phrasing is "The ball is in your court".
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The usual phrasing is "The ball is in your court".

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