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Common Everyday Phrases Newsletter: As far as I can see, to be up to, to my mind
November 30, 2008

Common Everyday Phrases

as far as I can see

to be up to

to my mind

Arthur: "Amy, remember when you suggested that we invite both of our families to the Christmas party? As far as I can see, that means a lot of work for you. Are you sure you're up to it?

Amy: "Oh, sure, Arthur, it's fine! To my mind, having this party to work on will keep me busy and make the time go faster until the baby comes."

Arthur: "OK, but if you need help with anything, just let me know, ok?"

Amy: Sure, Dear. It's nice of you to offer!"

as far as I can see
according to what I understand

to be up to
to be able to do something

to my mind
in my opinion



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