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Fearnoevil4 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

i'd like to take you up on your offer about . . .

hi all , just read above expression , instead of using accept an offer, the text used -I'd like to take you up on your offer about staying at your apartment. . . . -

is this - take you up on sth - a common expression?

could anyone give a couple more examples?

thanks guys !
  

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fearnoevil4 is this - take you up on sth - a common expression? Hi, fearnoevil—and welcome to English Forums. Yes, it is.

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  • fearnoevil4 is this - take you up on sth - a common expression?
  • Hi, fearnoevil—and welcome to English Forums.
  • Yes, it is.
  • fearnoevil4 could anyone give a couple more examples?
  • Why don't you google the phrases (' take you/him/her/them up on ') and see if you can find some good examples yourself?
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fearnoevil4is this - take you up on sth - a common expression?
Hi, fearnoevil—and welcome to English Forums. Yes, it is.
fearnoevil4could anyone give a couple more examples?
Why don't you google the phrases ('take you/him/her/them up on') and see if you can find some good examples yourself? Post them here and we'll
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hi , thanks for your advice !
i found some examples:

1 take sb up -------when challenge someone's opinion
i'll take you up on that point/ matter

2 take sb up ------- to accept an offer

i'll take you up on a cup of coffee
i'll take you up on a ride

sorry i should search first before post a question, it has been answered ! sorry
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