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The English We Speak.

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Hello and

welcome to the English we speak I'm Neil

Hello I'm Fefei all well Neil

not great fefei what's up I'm just so done with writing this report.

You're done with it? You've finished. I wish. The opposite. Lots more to do.

So you're not done yet? No, sadly. If you say you're so

done with something it means you're irritated and bored by it. It's often a task

that you don't want to do.

Indeed, for example, I could say,

I'm so done with recording with Neil.

Well, you could say it, Fay Faye, but it wouldn't be true.

Of course it's not true. Let's hear some examples.

Ah I need a new job. I'm so done with delivering pizza.

I need to get to bed earlier. done with

I need to get to bed earlier. I'm so done with feeling like a zombie every day.

I'm so done with learning Hungarian.

The grammar is so hard.

So, Neil, do you need some help with the report?

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