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What does 'get up to much' mean?
A friend of mine texted me; "are you getting up to much today?"
well i don't understand the 'get up to much' part
so how should i reply?
Sep 12, 2010 5:52 AM
Answers · 3
or even simpler
"what are you up to?"
September 12, 2010
most people would say "what are you getting up to?"
or "what are you doing"
September 12, 2010
What did you get up to yesterday? = What did you do?
I didn't get up to much. = I didn't do much.
September 12, 2010
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