Hi all!
I'd like to now if this is a fairly common set expression in English. The meaning I'm trying to convey is that of: OK, I've done what I had to do, now it's your turn. I'm not looking for alternative expressions, though if you have them, they're welcome! But I want to know, mainly, if this is correct or not, since it doesn't appear in the dictionaries listed neither under "do" nor under "part". Anyway, I'm quite sure I've heard this expression a couple of times.
Thanks!
Mara.-
I'd like to now if this is a fairly common set expression in English. The meaning I'm trying to convey is that of: OK, I've done what I had to do, now it's your turn. I'm not looking for alternative expressions, though if you have them, they're welcome! But I want to know, mainly, if this is correct or not, since it doesn't appear in the dictionaries listed neither under "do" nor under "part". Anyway, I'm quite sure I've heard this expression a couple of times.
Thanks!
Mara.-