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Masangmasa Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
How do you express "not to clean perfectly" in English ?
how do you express "not to clean perfectly" in English ?
My friend was cleaning up the kitchen , he took so much time in cleaning and tried to clean
perfectly , So I wanted to tell him to take it easy.
How can i express this in another way?
My friend was cleaning up the kitchen , he took so much time in cleaning and tried to clean
perfectly , So I wanted to tell him to take it easy.
How can i express this in another way?
Top answer
" (more polite)
- " (more polite)
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3 Answers
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You could say:
"There's no need to be so fussy/particular."
"There's no need for you to take so much trouble." (more polite)
"There's no need to be so fussy/particular."
"There's no need for you to take so much trouble." (more polite)
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Hi,
eg There's no need to be a perfectionist.
eg Don't overdo the cleaning.
Clive
eg There's no need to be a perfectionist.
eg Don't overdo the cleaning.
Clive
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Hi. Welcome to English Forums. I would try this one:
My friend was all over himself to clean up the kitchen so I wanted to tel
My friend was all over himself to clean up the kitchen so I wanted to tel
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