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I got a comment recently, someone asking me,
does, “I'm up for it,” mean the same thing as,
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“I'm down for it.” Yes, they mean the exact
same thing. To be up for something means you're
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interested in doing it. You would do that. To be
down for something means, yeah, you'd like to do
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that. “I'm up for eating out tonight if you
don't feel like cooking.” “I'm down for going
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to a restaurant. I don't feel like doing dishes
tonight anyway.” “Hey, we were all thinking about
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going to a movie later. I'm down for that.” Or you
could just say, “I'm down.” Or, of course, “Yeah,
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I'd be up for that, sounds great.” If any English
phrases confuse you, let me know in the comments.
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