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Lcchang Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Call it a day
Dear teachers,
If today is the last day to work for my current company, before I step out of the main door, can I say "Okay, guys. Let's call it a day." Is it a proper way to say that? What about "This is the wrap-up! Ciao, everyone. "?
Your advice is needed.
LCCHang
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Usually, you use "Let's call it a day" at the end of ANY day, especially a long one in which you've worked hard. "It's a wrap" means "all done" - taking from the film producton world. But it's very informal - you'd say that to your best friends at work, perhaps, to refer to the end of your job.
- Usually, you use "Let's call it a day" at the end of ANY day, especially a long one in which you've worked hard.
- "It's a wrap" means "all done" - taking from the film producton world.
- But it's very informal - you'd say that to your best friends at work, perhaps, to refer to the end of your job.
- (On the other hand, if you had worked hard to finish a project, when that was all done, you could say "Okay, everyone.
- That's a wrap.
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Usually, you use "Let's call it a day" at the end of ANY day, especially a long one in which you've worked hard.
"It's a wrap" means "all done" - taking from the film producton world. But it's very informal - you'd say that to your best friends at work, perhaps, to refer to the end of your job. (On the other hand, if you had worked hard to finish a project, when that was all done, you co
"It's a wrap" means "all done" - taking from the film producton world. But it's very informal - you'd say that to your best friends at work, perhaps, to refer to the end of your job. (On the other hand, if you had worked hard to finish a project, when that was all done, you co
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