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Stevenukd Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
CALL IT A WEEK
OWEN: Mom! See you soon!
Mother: Ok Sweetie! Just hug me as hard as you can and call it a week.
- What does "call it a week" mean in this situation?
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Mother: Ok Sweetie! Just hug me as hard as you can and call it a week.
- What does "call it a week" mean in this situation?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd
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" is more common. It means that you may consider the day (or week) complete. All the necessary tasks for the day (or week) are finished.
- " is more common.
- It means that you may consider the day (or week) complete.
- All the necessary tasks for the day (or week) are finished.
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"Call it a day!" is more common. It means that you may consider the day (or week) complete. All the necessary tasks for the day (or week) are finished.
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Let's call it a day/night/week all mean "let's wrap it up," or "that's all we're gonna do today/tonight. That's all there is for this week."
Perhaps the child is away at school and typically comes home to visit on the weekend. Or perhaps the parents are divorced and have a shared custody arrangement, where the mother's share of weekly custody has just been completed.
Perhaps the child is away at school and typically comes home to visit on the weekend. Or perhaps the parents are divorced and have a shared custody arrangement, where the mother's share of weekly custody has just been completed.
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