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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Soccer/football
Hi,
1. "We're going to play football." Are you up to it or should it be are you up for it.
2. I did a little bit of research on my own name. After all it is my name. Or
I've done a little bit of research on my own name. After all it is my name.
3. I just gave my number to my friend's friend. Should I say:
I gave her my phone number. Or
I've given her my phone number.
Thanks in advance!
1. "We're going to play football." Are you up to it or should it be are you up for it.
2. I did a little bit of research on my own name. After all it is my name. Or
I've done a little bit of research on my own name. After all it is my name.
3. I just gave my number to my friend's friend. Should I say:
I gave her my phone number. Or
I've given her my phone number.
Thanks in advance!
Top answer
1. Both OK. 'Up to it' = capable.
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- Both OK.
- 'Up to it' = capable.
- 'Up for it' = ready, interested.
- 2.
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1. Both OK. 'Up to it' = capable. 'Up for it' = ready, interested.
2. Both OK. See 'Past simple vs present perfect in any of 1000 different threads.
3. See #2
2. Both OK. See 'Past simple vs present perfect in any of 1000 different threads.
3. See #2
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