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22 January
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Can I use "have at it" in these situations?
1."You have an exam tomorrow, right? Have at it!"
2. A: "I have to practice more."
B: "Have at it!"
3. A: I hate them.
B: Have at it!
Can I use "have at it" in these situations?
1."You have an exam tomorrow, right? Have at it!"
2. A: "I have to practice more."
B: "Have at it!"
3. A: I hate them.
B: Have at it!
1."You have an exam tomorrow, right? Have at it!"
2. A: "I have to practice more."
B: "Have at it!"
3. A: I hate them.
B: Have at it!
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- English (US)
"Have at it" is best used as an answer to a question, the phrase is similar to "Go ahead".
A: Are you going to finish your food?
B: Have at it.
A: Do you mind if I help with this?
B: Have at it
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- English (US)
Not really. To use that phrase, it is used after a question or statement of wanting something.”
“Could I have some of your cake?”
“Have at it!”
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- English (US)
"Have at it" is best used as an answer to a question, the phrase is similar to "Go ahead".
A: Are you going to finish your food?
B: Have at it.
A: Do you mind if I help with this?
B: Have at it
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