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WestHampstead
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hand in
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He has already handed it in.
it�s great that he handed his competition entry in. Is it separable or not?
If you say, it´s up to you, is it too colloquial, how do you say you decide in a formal way?
thanks
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25 Feb 2010
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Zora
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It is separable!  You can separate or not and it would be fine.
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25 Feb 2010
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WestHampstead
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thanks
what about: it �s up to you
is it informal? |
25 Feb 2010
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Stepha
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it �s great that he handed in his competition entry.
It �s your choice/ you decision; it �s your duty/ your responsibility |
25 Feb 2010
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kiaras
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HI, WH! YES, THE VERB HAND IN IS SEPARABLE SO IT �S PERFECTLY CORRECT TO SAY " HE �S ALREADY HANDED IT IN " AND I �D SAY "IT �S YOUR DECISION" IF YOU DON �T WANT TO SOUND SO COLLOQUIAL. HAVE A GOOD AFTERNOON! |
25 Feb 2010
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Zora
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"It �s up to you." - would be every day English. Not exactly "informal" though. "It �s your decision" is another alternative.
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25 Feb 2010
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WestHampstead
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thanks a lot for your help!!!
I appreciate it a lot.
You solved my doubts, great!
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25 Feb 2010
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