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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Many girls would be up to
I read in a site a sentence :" many girls would be up for doing that"
what does it mean?
Does it mean they're ready to doing that
by the way, what's the difference between for doing that and to doing that and to do that ?
what does it mean?
Does it mean they're ready to doing that
by the way, what's the difference between for doing that and to doing that and to do that ?
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Hi, I read in a site a sentence :" many girls would be up for doing that" what does it mean? Does it mean they're ready to doing that by the way, what's the difference between for doing that and to doing that and to do that ? eg Mary is up for doing that.
- Hi, I read in a site a sentence :" many girls would be up for doing that" what does it mean?
- Does it mean they're ready to doing that by the way, what's the difference between for doing that and to doing that and to do that ?
- eg Mary is up for doing that.
- Mary is ready and willing to do that.
- This is an idiomatic expression.
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Hi,
I read in a site a sentence :" many girls would be up for doing that"
what does it mean?
Does it mean they're ready to doing that
by the way, what's the difference between for doing that and to doing that and to do that ?
eg Mary is up for doing that. Mary is ready and willing
I read in a site a sentence :" many girls would be up for doing that"
what does it mean?
Does it mean they're ready to doing that
by the way, what's the difference between for doing that and to doing that and to do that ?
eg Mary is up for doing that. Mary is ready and willing
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