Collocation
We should do this again.
Let's repeat this experience because it was enjoyable or successful.
Definition
'We should do this again.' is a common English collocation. Let's repeat this experience because it was enjoyable or successful.
do + (pronoun/noun) + again
“After such a fun evening, we should definitely do this again soon.”
Examples
- That was a fantastic concert! We should definitely do this again sometime.
- I really enjoyed our meeting today. I hope we can do this again soon.
- After exploring the whole city, they all agreed they wanted to do this again next year.
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- She thought the workshop was incredibly productive and said, 'We should do this again!'
- If the weather is this good, we should absolutely do this again next weekend.
- He suggested doing this again on their next vacation, as it was so much fun.
- Even though it was challenging, the team felt a great sense of accomplishment and decided they would do this again.
- They had such a memorable time camping that they immediately started planning to do this again.
- Considering how well it went, we should probably do this again regularly.
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