B1idiomeverydayIELTS-friendly
make up your mind
USUK
to decide something after thinking about it
'Your' changes: my mind, her mind. 'Make your mind up' is also correct.
In context
I can't make up my mind between the blue shirt and the white one.
Have you made up your mind about which university to apply to?
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