Generally used with to, that is, be up to, pronounced as: British [bi ?p tu]? American [bi ?p tu]?

be up to

Interpretation: The responsibility lies with...

Usage: be up to has two meanings. The first meaning is that someone has the ability to complete a certain task or accept a certain challenge. This phrase can also refer to someone's free time.

Example:

I'll?be?up?to?see?you?tomorrow.

I'll come to see you tomorrow. Extended information

Synonyms of be up to: rest with

rest with

Pronunciation: British [rest w?]? American [rest w?]? < /p>

Interpretation: It depends

Grammar: rest cannot be used as an attributive to modify other nouns. If it means "the remaining...things", the?rest?of structure must be used.

Example:

Can?I?pay?the?rest?with?a?credit?card?

Can I pay for other parts with a credit card?