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The phrase 'that's all from me' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It is typically used when concluding a speech, presentation, letter, email, or other written communication. For example, "Thank you all for listening to my presentation. That's all from me--any questions?". exact ( 44 )
27 Jan 2008 · I've heard during the meetings on my work place people saying "That's all from my side" or "That's all from me". I wonder if they are both correct and which one the English speaking people prefer to use or do they use something else?
29 Jul 2018 · I would suggest you to say: "That's all for now.", or simply "That's all." If you want to sound more polite just say: "Thank you for your attention." Remember that a formal or academic presentation is very different than an informal conversation. Also do not try to translate everything word by word.
1. "That's all from me." = I have nothing else to give you. No more money, no more news, no more donations, etc. I wish I could give you more. "That's it for me." = I'm stopping right here! I quit! There's no way I'm continuing.
Meaning. You can use this phrase if there's nothing else you want to say about something, or if there's nothing more to a story. For example. "You were in the park to sell drugs, weren't you?" "No! I was just walking my dog - that's all. I swear!" "Are Toby and Elliot sleeping together?"
12 Feb 2013 · 1. What about "That's all it is?" – FumbleFingers. Feb 13, 2013 at 16:42. I think the choice depends on the regional preferences of the people you are speaking to. I've noticed that in some places, saying "that's all" would invariably lead to a response of "huh?", "sorry?", "what did you say?". – Flux. Apr 7, 2019 at 8:02. Add a comment.
3 Jan 2013 · Not "the", use "This (or "that") is all from my side". Must be Am Eng. When I saw the thread's title, I thought it was about expressions like 'The pleasure's all mine' which is a formally conventional response to something like 'It was a pleasure'.
That's all from us, translation in English - English Reverso dictionary, see also 'how's that?, that's an idea, that's as may be, that's done it', examples, definition, conjugation
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You can say that's all at the end of a sentence when you are explaining something and want to emphasize that nothing more happens or is the case. 'Why do you want to know that?' he demanded.—'Just curious, that's all.'
