Let it free.
Let it go
Drop it
Loose it
And there he was, Kitty Cat, licking his whiskers and rubbing his big, big, BIG tummy.
We'll take Ana to her school first, and then we'll take you to yours.
First we'll take Ana to her school and then we'll take you to yours.
First we take Ana to her school and then we take you to yours.
We're taking Ana to her school first [today], and then we're taking you to yours.
My husband left the toilet seat up again...
My wife left the seat down again!
Don’t leave the toilet seat/lid up!
When you finish that bite, I'll give you more.
Could you give me back my book?
Ana, could you give the book back to your brother?
I'll give it right back to you.
I’ll return it to you in a moment/minute.
Who else was there?
- Tell me when.
- That’s good, (thanks).
Are you going to tell me?
Are you gonna tell me?
A dishcloth is used in the kitchen to clean dishes and other surfaces.
A maggot is the larva of a fly.
Maggots are the larval stage that hatch from flies, and that eat dead flesh.
I saw a maggot in my sink.
This phrase [Loose it]
should be
Lose it.
You can only use [Lose it]if you change it to [Loosen it] and that would refer to you making something loose.