Idiom:be my guest
Example 1:
Matt: Hey man, I’m going to San Diego next year.
Dee: Oh really?
Can I come too?
Matt: Be my guest.
Dee: Really? That’s awesome.
Example 2:
Thomas: Do you think I can turn in those reports on Monday of next week?
Charles: Be my guest. They’re not due until Tuesday anyway.
Meaning:“Be my guest”means:
“go ahead,” “help yourself,” or it could mean giving someone permission to do
something. It’s a neutral term used by
many people in formal or informal settings.
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“go ahead,” “help yourself,” or it could mean giving someone permission to do
something. It’s a neutral term used by
many people in formal or informal settings.
@SBLA @OC @NELA @DTLA
www.languagesystems.edu
