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WesternAmerican Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

I'll call it for tonight/I'm calling it for tonight?

Which one?
  

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What do you mean to say? It could be: I'm calling it off for tonight. (cancelling something, giving up on something)

— Marius Hancu

  • What do you mean to say?
  • It could be: I'm calling it off for tonight.
  • (cancelling something, giving up on something)
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What do you mean to say?

It could be:

I'm calling it off for tonight. (cancelling something, giving up on something)
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A friend of mine is drinking beer with me at a pub(or in a pub?).
And then I declare: I call it for tonight or I'm calling it. Meaning that I want to go home, as I'm getting tired.
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Then, you have to say what I posted in the above.

Or:
I'm calling it quits for tonight.

Yours make no sense.
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Marius HancuOr:
I'm calling it quits for tonight.
Or simply: "I'm calling it a night".
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