“Let’s call it a day today.”
Shouldn’t this use the imperative “Terminemos”?
“Let’s call it a day today.”
Shouldn’t this use the imperative “Terminemos”?
Not needed unless it’s an order. Terminamos hasta aquí por hoy is a statement. Is
an statement? If it isn’t that might be the confusion.
Maybe not an order, but a suggestion, and they usually use the imperative: “Dejémoslo por hoy.”
In the English sentence it’s an order or suggestion, right? But in the Spanish one is a statement if we use Terminemos then an order or suggestion. Report the sentence to the Clozemaster team to change the Spanish sentence or change the English one so it agrees w the Spanish sentence.
My question, can ‘‘Let’s call it a day today’’ be a statement? My guess is it cannot but I’m not sure.
I would say no: they haven’t stopped working yet.
I wanted to discuss it first.