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17 May
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Let's take a break, don't you? Is it correct?
Let's take a break, don't you? Is it correct?
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- English (US)
"Let's take a break." or "Take a break, won't you?" would be more natural sounding.
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- English (US)
Let’s take a break. Just by itself, without “don’t you”
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@mirror1402 Thank you. 'Shall we take a break?' is the same meaning?
- English (US)
@sanamero yes! "let's take a break, shall we?" is also used
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