Hi Carly, happy new year! Let the good times roll, let’s go. My favourite phrase is Let’s cross that bridge when we come to it. Believe it or not but it’s a music title too from a band named The Ward Brothers. Minor hit in the UK from 1986. I wonder do you remember that song? Nice song. Thanks for your great lessons!
@d.p.jvandeelen5390, I'm not familiar with that song, but I checked it out. Whenever I think of songs with the word 'bridge', I automatically think of Simon and Garfunkel's Bridge Over Troubled Water - I think you'll definitely be familiar with this one! 'Let the good times roll' is a great phrase using 'let', as well as 'let's go'. I thought lots of people would know the latter, so I didn't include it this time, but I already built up another list of phrases that use 'let' or 'let's' that I can use in future. We use 'let' so much in English! Carly
Hi Carly, Thank you for this fantastic lesson, it’s a great way to start the year! I’ve completed my homework and included seven sentences using the expressions with LET and LET’S, I had hear some of them but I wasn’t understanding them correctly: 1. There’s been some tension in my family about holiday plans, but I’ve chosen to let sleeping dogs lie and avoid reopening the discussion. 2. After the argument, we both decided to let bygones be bygones and move forward. In Spanish, we have a similar saying: “Borrón y cuenta nueva,” which means to start fresh and leave the past behind. 3. I just started work again today after the holidays, so I’ve promised myself to let my hair down this weekend by spending time with friends. It’s always good to relax after a busy week. 4. Sometimes, when I’m overwhelmed with tasks, I remind myself to let it be and take things one step at a time. It helps to stay calm and trust that everything will work out. 5. Let me know when your next video comes out! I loved the idea you mentioned about focusing on communication instead of perfection, it’s something I always try to remind myself of when speaking English. 6. Let’s not jump to conclusions about my English progress just yet, I’m working hard to improve, and your videos help so much! 7. I’m glad to hear you’re doing better after breaking your foot. Let’s cross that bridge when we come to it regarding any future injuries, hopefully, you’ll stay safe and healthy from now on! My favorite phrase from your lesson is let sleeping dogs lie. It’s so visual and makes perfect sense when you hear it! In Spanish, we have an equivalent expression: “No hay que remover el avispero, (o la mierda)” which means “Don’t stir the hornet’s nest.” Also I like the expression let’s cut to the chase. It’s so direct and useful, I would like to tell my boss when he keeps repeating the same things. Thank you for such engaging lessons, Carly! I hope your foot continues to heal well. I’ll be sharing your channel with my friends to help you reach your subscriber goal. I have only used seven phrases from this lesson, It’s been a long day, let’s call it a night. Take care and have a great week!, Manolo
Manolo, FANTASTIC work as always! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Perfect sentences with correct usage of these phrases with LET and LET'S. In English, we can also say 'to shit stir' (⚠️Swearing!) and a person who shit stirs is a 'shit stirrer'! "John didn't need to tell the boss that. He's just a shit stirrer" I like the hornet's nest equivalent in Spanish too. We can also say 'to stir up trouble / to cause trouble' in English if we don't want to swear, and the person doing this is a 'troublemaker'. I think it's a great idea to call it a night (so nicely added in to your sentence!), so I hope you sleep well - buenas noches. Carly
Hi our coolest teacher on RUclips channel, happy new year Carly,wish you all the best •I feel privileged that at the beginning of new year to watch your video❤❤❤ "I let the cat out of the bag, your vidios are second to none on RUclips channel "
Hi Reza and a very, very Happy New Year to you! I hope that 2025 is treating you well so far. Thank you for your lovely comments. Please do let the cat out of the bag and share this channel as much as you can! I really appreciate it. My aim for 2025 is to be more consistent with videos. Personal circumstances and health issues got in the way last year, but, hopefully, I've started the year right with this video. With warm wishes from a very foggy Vancouver, Carly
@LearnEnglishwithCarly Hi Carly , you have been struggling your best for your learners, when ever I review the comments of your formers, honestly they love you very much not only because of your grammar knowledge, but also for your morality which is second to none , you are so lovely for them• Carly it is a true face that we students what ever so far have learned is due to your knowledge level , you deserve to be appreciated• Carly ,having waited your video classes, I conveyed to others , they are jacking up their grammar level • Carly forget last year what happened to you , I will assure you that , you would have a pleasent and jubilant days throughout the 2025 year , you know why ? because you have highly simple and gorgeous heath with yourself , beleave it" • Your channel especially the maner of your teaching blew up on RUclips channel " bye for now with the best wishes for you•🌹🌹❤❤🌹🌹 Carly, is currect if as a sample we say, I let him his hair down ? Carly, what is your idea about "let on" and "let out" please? sometime I utilize them as a synonym of "let the cat out of the bag" is it currect?• I will submit my assignment later •Tanks beforehand •🌹❤🙏
@@rezajafarimarandi8120 You are always so kind, Reza! Thank you! It's nice to read such lovely words, and I really appreciate them and you. Thank you, Carly
1. “ Let them talk 🗣️ They can’t do anything.“ 2. “Let’s bring together 3. “ Let it go, let it go 🎵“ 4. “Let’s make this happen again.“ Thank you ,Carly😊
Hello, Hideaki, and great sentences with other LET phrases. I totally had 'let it go, let it go' on my list, but thought a lot of viewers would already know that phrase thanks to the Frozen film! And it would certainly cause viewers to have the song stuck in their head all day long! Carly 🥶
Good job Carly, always look on the bright side of life, let me know if you are right threre. It is a brilliant January day, isn't it?. Good. My favourite one , Please let's cut the chase and coming to work again, and let cut him some slack,he has a lot on his plate. Happy new Year. it seems there is a bit turmoil in Canada' s politician. yesterday morning Justin gotaway from it all.
Hi Manuel, and I hope that you're well? Yes, it was quite warm when I did this video a few days ago. Today is much foggier and cooler, and being early January, we still have most of winter to come 🥶 I LOVE that you combined 'let's cut him some slack' with 'he has a lot on his plate' - I remember doing a short video on this! And you're correct, the PM, Justin Trudeau, resigned as party leader yesterday and Parliament is prorogued (cool word) until late March. It's a bit of a crazy situation, but likely the right decision. Canada needs a change in the leader, I think. Carly
A Happy New Year, Ms. Carly！(^-^)/ 1. I finish the work saying, 'Let's call it a day', and often let my hair down on Friday night. 2. Let's see what the weather of the area is like when we think about the destination in summer vacation. 3. He often let the cat out of the bag, so I can't believe him. I wonder if the above sentences are correct. 😶 It is currently about 4℃ in Osaka. Is it colder in Vancouver? Have a nice day！(^-^)/
Hi Manabu, and Happy New Year to you too! It's the same temperature here in Vancouver today as it was in Osaka. It's very foggy today and as we live near the coast, we can hear the fog horns alerting those who sail boats, but especially the tugboats and the shipping containers as Vancouver is a working port. Great use of the 'let' sentences, Manabu! Well done! (In sentence 3, just add an -s to 'lets' as the next part of the sentence is in the present tense, so the first bit should be too as it is a habitual action. I hope that's ok and that it helps.) Have a great Wednesday! Carly
@LearnEnglishwithCarly Hello, Ms. Carly! (^-^)/ Thank you for your point out. I should've expressed 'lets'. Can you see the sea from your house? I was born and grew in the port town, Kobe, so I loved to relax seeing the sea. The blue sky and the blue sea always make us feel relaxed. Have a nice day! (^-^)/
Hi Carly. First of all, thanks so much for making this amazing video. How's it going? I'm so happy you're doing well, Carly. Here's my example sentences. We don't need to worry about the deadlines right now. Let's cross that bridge when we come to it. It's better to let sleeping dogs lie not stir up old documents. He apologized, and I think it's time to let bygones be bygones. She told me to let it be and stop stressing over the little things. Hope you're staying happy, healthy, and safe, Carly. Omid from Iran. 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥹🥹🥹❤❤❤
Hi Omid, and a Happy New Year to you! I hope that 2025 is a great year for you. ⭐ EXCELLENT sentences using these phrases - well done! (Not that I expect any less 😉). Have a great week, Omid. Carly
Hi Carly! Thank you! My neighbour is bald. I often tell him to let his hair down 😄 I often say "Let's call it a day". I think it's my favourite phrase. Don't expect me to do my homework. But thank you 😄 Bye! 🙂
Hi Nicolas, how are you today? I totally thought of you when I added in 'let your hair down' as I knew that you'd take note of this phrase, and you didn't disappoint! You already did half the homework with two sentences, so I'll take it 😉 Carly
@LearnEnglishwithCarly 😄🤣 Hi! Well, I'm surprised. I didn't know you knew me so well. I'm quite fine 🙂 Things could be better, but they could also be worse. But luckily, I'm a bearded man 🧔 I hope you and your family are doing great! Thanks again for this new video!
Hello, dear teacher. Didn't expect to see the first this year's video released so early, thank you😊 How are you doing now? How is your recovery process getting on? Before watching I had known 8/15. But for now it's 15/15 thanks to you😊 Alright, let's try to come up with something: 1) The audience was baffled with a lot of information, so he was asked to let cut to the chase. 2) She felt her face turning as red as a beetroot as though she let the cat out of the bag. 3) Sometimes letting cross that bridge when you come to it may turn into a missing deadlines so that some carefulness is required. 4) Neither he nor she let agree to disagree, so the argue hadn't been resolved. Maybe after some time they'll let bygones be bygones (In my L1 'let bygones be bygones' can be literally translated to English like 'what has happened that has gone'. Something like that). Waiting for the magnificent genie's remarks. Thank you for your time, Carly. With best wishes and kindest regards ❤❤❤
Hello, Max, and I hope you are well? I'm doing so much better, thank you. I'm still on antibiotics but I can walk again - not too far, but so much better. I've started physio too, so that's definitely helping speed up the healing. Great sentences! I liked your opening sentence 'let's try to...'! ⭐ If I may make a few corrections: 1. We don't need to use 'let' in this sentence as we already have a verb 'asked' > 'he was asked to cut to the chase'. When we use this sentence by itself, then we can use 'let's' > let's cut to the chase. I hope that makes sense, but you don't have to use 'let's' with this sentence if you have another verb. 2. '...as though she had let the cat out of the bag'. Just the word 'had' missing'. 3. Again, you actually don't need to use 'let' here. I think I have confused you a bit, so I'll try to explain: think about the actual meaning of 'let' in English. 'Let' is used as a polite way of making or responding to a suggestion, giving an instruction, or introducing a remark. But, we can use most of these sentences without 'let' or 'let's': 'Sometimes, crossing a bridge when you come to it may mean missing deadlines, so carefulness is required.' 4. 'Neither he or she had said 'let's agree to disagree'. (The rest of the sentence is great!) Now I'm thinking that I should have made it clearer in the video that some of these phrases can be used as standalone, not always with 'let' or 'let's'. Apologies for any confusion. Carly 🧞♀️
Hi Johnny and Happy New Year to you! Yes, the Christmas period is very busy but also a time for rest. As I said to a fellow Learn English with Carly viewer, my aim is to be very consistent with videos this year, so hopefully, there won't be major gaps in-between some videos. How is 2025 for you so far? Carly
@@LearnEnglishwithCarly i always enjoyed every year's goes through In my life with smile doing something better and beleive in God This life so simple for me
Great ! Yes, we can also use 'let' with 'let somebody continue something'. Do you like dancing? I danced as a child - ballet and disco - but now I only dance in the house or when I very rarely go to a party. Carly
Hi CARLY. Thank you for the video and its varied phrases. Let's see if my sentences deserve a "well done"from our teacher CARLY. When someone tells me ( this famous phrase) LET IT BE she (he) makes me feel defeated ,frustrated. So please let me know if it's a normal feeling. Now it's 1a.m so Let's call it a night and go to my bed (it's true) THANKS CARLY .
Faouzi, for watching the video and writing to me every week, you deserve more than a 'well done!' ⭐ I appreciate your participation! Great sentences with 'LET', Faouzi! I can't believe you stayed up until 1am. Are you a night owl? I'm more of an early bird, and feel very productive in the mornings. By 10pm, I'm exhausted and ready to sleep. Thank you as always, Faouzi. Carly
@@LearnEnglishwithCarlyNot only a night owl(new for me) but i think i share some DNA with the owl .my wife is too an early bird and she often calls me the bat can you believe it.Actually it's something that runs in my family. Once more CARLY THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING .
I want to go there now! I have actually been to Playa de las Américas (which Brit hasn't?!) and Los Cristianos. I'd love to go back and go somewhere less touristy. The weather, the food, the beaches, the sea...dreamy! Thank you for sharing this with me, Manuel. Carly
Let's learn english with carly. She is the best teacher.
You are very kind, thank you! I hope this video was helpful to you and great use of 'let's'! Carly
Awesome job Thank you Mam 👌
Thank you, @BlueRoad_Vietnguyen. I appreciate your kind words and I hope that the video was useful to you. Carly
Thanks a lot, Carly❤Happy New Year to you and your family!💌🎄
Thank you, MrMazda1955! And to you and your family! All the best, Carly
Hi Carly, happy new year! Let the good times roll, let’s go. My favourite phrase is Let’s cross that bridge when we come to it. Believe it or not but it’s a music title too from a band named The Ward Brothers. Minor hit in the UK from 1986. I wonder do you remember that song? Nice song. Thanks for your great lessons!
@d.p.jvandeelen5390, I'm not familiar with that song, but I checked it out. Whenever I think of songs with the word 'bridge', I automatically think of Simon and Garfunkel's Bridge Over Troubled Water - I think you'll definitely be familiar with this one!
'Let the good times roll' is a great phrase using 'let', as well as 'let's go'. I thought lots of people would know the latter, so I didn't include it this time, but I already built up another list of phrases that use 'let' or 'let's' that I can use in future. We use 'let' so much in English! Carly
Hi Carly,
Thank you for this fantastic lesson, it’s a great way to start the year! I’ve completed my homework and included seven sentences using the expressions with LET and LET’S, I had hear some of them but I wasn’t understanding them correctly:
1. There’s been some tension in my family about holiday plans, but I’ve chosen to let sleeping dogs lie and avoid reopening the discussion.
2. After the argument, we both decided to let bygones be bygones and move forward. In Spanish, we have a similar saying: “Borrón y cuenta nueva,” which means to start fresh and leave the past behind.
3. I just started work again today after the holidays, so I’ve promised myself to let my hair down this weekend by spending time with friends. It’s always good to relax after a busy week.
4. Sometimes, when I’m overwhelmed with tasks, I remind myself to let it be and take things one step at a time. It helps to stay calm and trust that everything will work out.
5. Let me know when your next video comes out! I loved the idea you mentioned about focusing on communication instead of perfection, it’s something I always try to remind myself of when speaking English.
6. Let’s not jump to conclusions about my English progress just yet, I’m working hard to improve, and your videos help so much!
7. I’m glad to hear you’re doing better after breaking your foot. Let’s cross that bridge when we come to it regarding any future injuries, hopefully, you’ll stay safe and healthy from now on!
My favorite phrase from your lesson is let sleeping dogs lie. It’s so visual and makes perfect sense when you hear it! In Spanish, we have an equivalent expression: “No hay que remover el avispero, (o la mierda)” which means “Don’t stir the hornet’s nest.”
Also I like the expression let’s cut to the chase. It’s so direct and useful, I would like to tell my boss when he keeps repeating the same things.
Thank you for such engaging lessons, Carly! I hope your foot continues to heal well. I’ll be sharing your channel with my friends to help you reach your subscriber goal.
I have only used seven phrases from this lesson, It’s been a long day, let’s call it a night.
Take care and have a great week!, Manolo
Manolo, FANTASTIC work as always! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Perfect sentences with correct usage of these phrases with LET and LET'S.
In English, we can also say 'to shit stir' (⚠️Swearing!) and a person who shit stirs is a 'shit stirrer'! "John didn't need to tell the boss that. He's just a shit stirrer" I like the hornet's nest equivalent in Spanish too. We can also say 'to stir up trouble / to cause trouble' in English if we don't want to swear, and the person doing this is a 'troublemaker'.
I think it's a great idea to call it a night (so nicely added in to your sentence!), so I hope you sleep well - buenas noches. Carly
Hi our coolest teacher on RUclips channel, happy new year Carly,wish you all the best •I feel privileged that at the beginning of new year to watch your video❤❤❤
"I let the cat out of the bag, your vidios are second to none on RUclips channel "
Hi Reza and a very, very Happy New Year to you! I hope that 2025 is treating you well so far. Thank you for your lovely comments. Please do let the cat out of the bag and share this channel as much as you can! I really appreciate it.
My aim for 2025 is to be more consistent with videos. Personal circumstances and health issues got in the way last year, but, hopefully, I've started the year right with this video. With warm wishes from a very foggy Vancouver, Carly
@LearnEnglishwithCarly
Hi Carly , you have been struggling your best for your learners, when ever I review the comments of your formers, honestly they love you very much not only because of your grammar knowledge, but also for your morality which is second to none , you are so lovely for them• Carly it is a true face that we students what ever so far have learned is due to your knowledge level , you deserve to be appreciated• Carly ,having waited your video classes, I
conveyed to others , they are jacking up their grammar level • Carly forget last year what happened to you , I will assure you that , you would have a pleasent and jubilant days throughout the 2025 year , you know why ? because you have highly simple and gorgeous heath with yourself , beleave it" • Your channel especially the maner of your teaching blew up on RUclips channel " bye for now with the best wishes for you•🌹🌹❤❤🌹🌹
Carly, is currect if as a sample we say,
I let him his hair down ?
Carly, what is your idea about "let on" and "let out" please? sometime I utilize them as a synonym of "let the cat out of the bag" is it currect?• I will submit my assignment later •Tanks beforehand •🌹❤🙏
@@rezajafarimarandi8120 You are always so kind, Reza! Thank you! It's nice to read such lovely words, and I really appreciate them and you. Thank you, Carly
1. “ Let them talk 🗣️ They can’t do anything.“ 2. “Let’s bring together 3. “ Let it go, let it go 🎵“ 4. “Let’s make this happen again.“ Thank you ,Carly😊
Hello, Hideaki, and great sentences with other LET phrases. I totally had 'let it go, let it go' on my list, but thought a lot of viewers would already know that phrase thanks to the Frozen film! And it would certainly cause viewers to have the song stuck in their head all day long! Carly 🥶
@@LearnEnglishwithCarly Me too 😂🎵
Good job Carly, always look on the bright side of life, let me know if you are right threre. It is a brilliant January day, isn't it?. Good. My favourite one , Please let's cut the chase and coming to work again, and let cut him some slack,he has a lot on his plate. Happy new Year. it seems there is a bit turmoil in Canada' s politician. yesterday morning Justin gotaway from it all.
Hi Manuel, and I hope that you're well? Yes, it was quite warm when I did this video a few days ago. Today is much foggier and cooler, and being early January, we still have most of winter to come 🥶
I LOVE that you combined 'let's cut him some slack' with 'he has a lot on his plate' - I remember doing a short video on this!
And you're correct, the PM, Justin Trudeau, resigned as party leader yesterday and Parliament is prorogued (cool word) until late March. It's a bit of a crazy situation, but likely the right decision. Canada needs a change in the leader, I think. Carly
A Happy New Year, Ms. Carly！(^-^)/
1. I finish the work saying, 'Let's call it a day', and often let my hair down on Friday night.
2. Let's see what the weather of the area is like when we think about the destination in summer vacation.
3. He often let the cat out of the bag, so I can't believe him.
I wonder if the above sentences are correct. 😶
It is currently about 4℃ in Osaka. Is it colder in Vancouver?
Have a nice day！(^-^)/
Hi Manabu, and Happy New Year to you too! It's the same temperature here in Vancouver today as it was in Osaka. It's very foggy today and as we live near the coast, we can hear the fog horns alerting those who sail boats, but especially the tugboats and the shipping containers as Vancouver is a working port.
Great use of the 'let' sentences, Manabu! Well done! (In sentence 3, just add an -s to 'lets' as the next part of the sentence is in the present tense, so the first bit should be too as it is a habitual action. I hope that's ok and that it helps.)
Have a great Wednesday! Carly
@LearnEnglishwithCarly
Hello, Ms. Carly! (^-^)/
Thank you for your point out. I should've expressed 'lets'.
Can you see the sea from your house?
I was born and grew in the port town, Kobe, so I loved to relax seeing the sea.
The blue sky and the blue sea always make us feel relaxed.
Have a nice day! (^-^)/
Hi Carly. First of all, thanks so much for making this amazing video. How's it going? I'm so happy you're doing well, Carly. Here's my example sentences. We don't need to worry about the deadlines right now. Let's cross that bridge when we come to it. It's better to let sleeping dogs lie not stir up old documents. He apologized, and I think it's time to let bygones be bygones. She told me to let it be and stop stressing over the little things. Hope you're staying happy, healthy, and safe, Carly. Omid from Iran. 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥹🥹🥹❤❤❤
Hi Omid, and a Happy New Year to you! I hope that 2025 is a great year for you. ⭐ EXCELLENT sentences using these phrases - well done! (Not that I expect any less 😉). Have a great week, Omid. Carly
Hi Carly! Thank you! My neighbour is bald. I often tell him to let his hair down 😄 I often say "Let's call it a day". I think it's my favourite phrase. Don't expect me to do my homework. But thank you 😄 Bye! 🙂
Hi Nicolas, how are you today? I totally thought of you when I added in 'let your hair down' as I knew that you'd take note of this phrase, and you didn't disappoint! You already did half the homework with two sentences, so I'll take it 😉 Carly
@LearnEnglishwithCarly 😄🤣 Hi! Well, I'm surprised. I didn't know you knew me so well. I'm quite fine 🙂 Things could be better, but they could also be worse. But luckily, I'm a bearded man 🧔 I hope you and your family are doing great! Thanks again for this new video!
Hello, dear teacher. Didn't expect to see the first this year's video released so early, thank you😊 How are you doing now? How is your recovery process getting on?
Before watching I had known 8/15. But for now it's 15/15 thanks to you😊
Alright, let's try to come up with something:
1) The audience was baffled with a lot of information, so he was asked to let cut to the chase.
2) She felt her face turning as red as a beetroot as though she let the cat out of the bag.
3) Sometimes letting cross that bridge when you come to it may turn into a missing deadlines so that some carefulness is required.
4) Neither he nor she let agree to disagree, so the argue hadn't been resolved. Maybe after some time they'll let bygones be bygones (In my L1 'let bygones be bygones' can be literally translated to English like 'what has happened that has gone'. Something like that).
Waiting for the magnificent genie's remarks.
Thank you for your time, Carly. With best wishes and kindest regards ❤❤❤
Hello, Max, and I hope you are well? I'm doing so much better, thank you. I'm still on antibiotics but I can walk again - not too far, but so much better. I've started physio too, so that's definitely helping speed up the healing.
Great sentences! I liked your opening sentence 'let's try to...'! ⭐
If I may make a few corrections:
1. We don't need to use 'let' in this sentence as we already have a verb 'asked' > 'he was asked to cut to the chase'. When we use this sentence by itself, then we can use 'let's' > let's cut to the chase. I hope that makes sense, but you don't have to use 'let's' with this sentence if you have another verb.
2. '...as though she had let the cat out of the bag'. Just the word 'had' missing'.
3. Again, you actually don't need to use 'let' here. I think I have confused you a bit, so I'll try to explain: think about the actual meaning of 'let' in English. 'Let' is used as a polite way of making or responding to a suggestion, giving an instruction, or introducing a remark. But, we can use most of these sentences without 'let' or 'let's': 'Sometimes, crossing a bridge when you come to it may mean missing deadlines, so carefulness is required.'
4. 'Neither he or she had said 'let's agree to disagree'. (The rest of the sentence is great!)
Now I'm thinking that I should have made it clearer in the video that some of these phrases can be used as standalone, not always with 'let' or 'let's'. Apologies for any confusion.
Carly 🧞♀️
Hello carly we meet again
so busy for this month so missed my lesson's
Happy New year from indonesia
Hi Johnny and Happy New Year to you! Yes, the Christmas period is very busy but also a time for rest. As I said to a fellow Learn English with Carly viewer, my aim is to be very consistent with videos this year, so hopefully, there won't be major gaps in-between some videos. How is 2025 for you so far? Carly
@@LearnEnglishwithCarly i always enjoyed every year's goes through
In my life with smile doing something better and beleive in God
This life so simple for me
I think you have life cracked, Johnny! That means to be able to live simply and happy is the best way. Carly
@@LearnEnglishwithCarly yes it is.
Cracked..i ever heard it but it was use for the wall.
I appreciate for the new lesson
Thankyou carly
Look at him,he is dancing well.Don't disterb him let it continue.
Great ! Yes, we can also use 'let' with 'let somebody continue something'. Do you like dancing? I danced as a child - ballet and disco - but now I only dance in the house or when I very rarely go to a party. Carly
Hi CARLY. Thank you for the video and its varied phrases.
Let's see if my sentences deserve a "well done"from our teacher CARLY.
When someone tells me ( this famous phrase) LET IT BE she (he) makes me feel defeated ,frustrated. So please let me know if it's a normal feeling.
Now it's 1a.m so Let's call it a night and go to my bed (it's true)
THANKS CARLY .
Faouzi, for watching the video and writing to me every week, you deserve more than a 'well done!' ⭐ I appreciate your participation! Great sentences with 'LET', Faouzi! I can't believe you stayed up until 1am. Are you a night owl? I'm more of an early bird, and feel very productive in the mornings. By 10pm, I'm exhausted and ready to sleep. Thank you as always, Faouzi. Carly
@@LearnEnglishwithCarlyNot only a night owl(new for me) but i think i share some DNA with the owl .my wife is too an early bird and she often
calls me the bat can you believe it.Actually it's something that runs in my family.
Once more CARLY THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING .
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I want to go there now! I have actually been to Playa de las Américas (which Brit hasn't?!) and Los Cristianos. I'd love to go back and go somewhere less touristy. The weather, the food, the beaches, the sea...dreamy! Thank you for sharing this with me, Manuel. Carly