💬 Real English Expressions: It’s Up to You

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Today is Wednesday, and this is Real English Expressions.

We’re learning a very natural everyday phrase: “It’s up to you.”

We use this phrase when we want the other person to decide something.

It simply means “You choose.”

It’s polite, friendly, and extremely common in daily English.

A friend asks: “What do you want for dinner?” You can say: “It’s up to you.”

This means you don’t mind, and they can choose.

Someone asks: “Should we study now or later?”

You reply: “It’s up to you.”You are giving the decision to the other person.

“It’s up to you” = You decide. You choose.

This expression is a simple way to sound natural and flexible in everyday conversations.

Write your own example using “It’s up to you” in the comments down below.

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