That's it. How do you say this in English?

That's English: that's it.

It says French, English and American.

1 as a determiner means: that, that.

That, that, that.

3. as a conjunction, it means: how; So ... that; Used in some verbs, adjectives and nouns, leading to various clauses.

4. As an adverb, it means: No; In that way

Phrases:

1, is there? [vulgar] That ...; that ...

So far? So far; Until there

Example:

They said you really wanted to talk to me. Why is this happening?

They said you really wanted to talk to me. Why is this?

When he left the office, the day's work was over.

As soon as he left the office, the working day was over.

Extended data

Synonym of: for

To read French and English? 【f？ (r)； Strong f? : (r)] Beautiful? 【f？ ; Strong f? r]？

1, as a preposition means: for, for; Because; Give; For; As for; be fit for

As a conjunction, it means: because

Phrases:

1, all? Although; although

2. As for it? About, as for

Are you ready? Intend; Be nominated in the election; Appear in court for trial; Being held

4. One person? For example; As one of them,

Do what? Destroy; Replace; Effective for ... ...

Example:

If it weren't for John, Brian wouldn't know the truth.

But for John, Brian wouldn't know the truth.

I hope you can come back to Washington with us, but it's up to you.

I want you to come back to Washington with us, but it's up to you.