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Let's do lunch. vs Let's have lunch.

Both phrases are correct, interchangeable, and convey the same meaning of suggesting to have lunch together.
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Last updated: October 10, 2024 • 14968 views

Let's do lunch.

This phrase is correct and commonly used in informal settings to suggest having lunch together.

This phrase is a casual and friendly way to propose having lunch with someone.

Examples:

  • Hey, let's do lunch tomorrow!
  • I haven't seen you in a while. Let's do lunch soon.
  • Let's do lunch and catch up on things.
  • Do you want to do lunch today?
  • Let's do lunch at that new restaurant down the street.
  • Right. Let's do lunch.
  • Gun. Right. Let's do lunch.
  • Let's do lunch.
  • Okay, let's just do this at lunch.
  • Let's go do this lunch thing.
  • Let's do lunch, we'll sit down somewhere nice.
  • Let's stop this discussion and have lunch.
  • Let's go to south beach for lunch.
  • And after that, let's go out for a little celebratory lunch.
  • Please. Let's have lunch.
  • Let's just say... Dennis won't be returning from lunch.
  • Takao, let's stop for lunch.
  • Iron Mike, let's grab lunch.
  • Well, then let's grab lunch.
  • Come on. Let's go get some lunch.
  • Come on, let's grab some lunch.
  • Come on, let's grab some lunch.
  • Let's discuss everything over lunch.
  • Let's all get some awesome lunch.
  • Okay, son, let's get some lunch.

Alternatives:

  • Let's have lunch.
  • Let's grab lunch.
  • Let's go out for lunch.
  • Let's get lunch together.
  • Let's eat lunch.

Let's have lunch.

This phrase is correct and commonly used to suggest having lunch together in a more formal or casual setting.

This phrase is a polite and common way to propose having lunch with someone.

Examples:

  • Let's have lunch tomorrow and discuss the project.
  • I'm hungry. Let's have lunch now.
  • Would you like to have lunch with me?
  • Let's have lunch at that new cafe.
  • Shall we have lunch together?

Alternatives:

  • Let's do lunch.
  • Let's grab lunch.
  • Let's go out for lunch.
  • Let's get lunch together.
  • Let's eat lunch.

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