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Lucas21c Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

"It's up to you" vs "I'll leave it up to you"

Could you tell me what the difference is between "It's up to you" and "I'll leave it up to you?" Thank you in advance.

  

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lucas21c I'll leave it up to you Here, it's clearly the speaker who is leaving it up to you. lucas21c It's up to you Here, it could be the speaker or someone else who is leaving it up to you.

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  • lucas21c I'll leave it up to you Here, it's clearly the speaker who is leaving it up to you.
  • lucas21c It's up to you Here, it could be the speaker or someone else who is leaving it up to you.
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lucas21cI'll leave it up to you

Here, it's clearly the speaker who is leaving it up to you.

lucas21cIt's up to you

Here, it could be the speaker or someone else who is leaving it up to you.

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