Everything is up to negotiation.

[Elysium]

We haven't agreed on the terms and conditions. Everything is up to negotiation

Can we say "Sg. is up to negotiation"? Does that even sound okay?

Thanks.

Sentences from title added to post. Tegs, moderator

 

[Toby Sherman]

What does "Sg." mean?

 

[Tegs]

Please explain the context and source of this text.

 

[Elysium]

What does "Sg." mean?

Something

Please explain the context and source of this text.

The source is my mind. I have made this sentence up.

 

[Toby Sherman]

Something

Really? I've certainly never seen that used before. If that is the case, then I am confused, because in your first sentence you say that "everything" is up for negotiation, but in your second you seem to be asking whether one can express that idea by using the word "something" instead of "everything." If that is your question, the answer is "No", because "everything" and "something" don't mean the same thing.

 

[LVRBC]

Up for negotiation is the expression you want in this context. Up to negotiation is not correct here.