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Samerrustom Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Like, wish, call
I know the following two idioms:
As you like
As you wish
but I don't know what is the difference in meaning between both of them.
Someone told me in the US, they don't use any of the above. They use " it is your call"?
She told me it means it is your choice, is she correct?
As you like
As you wish
but I don't know what is the difference in meaning between both of them.
Someone told me in the US, they don't use any of the above. They use " it is your call"?
She told me it means it is your choice, is she correct?
Top answer
"As you wish" is a bit more powerful but they both mean the same thing. I can't think of a exception at this moment at least. "
- "As you wish" is a bit more powerful but they both mean the same thing.
- I can't think of a exception at this moment at least.
- "
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"As you wish" is a bit more powerful but they both mean the same thing. I can't think of a exception at this moment at least.
"It's your call" does mean "It's your choice."
"It's your call" does mean "It's your choice."
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