curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-talk-about-hobbies-and-interests/657ec57a0ab01cc7af71f565.md
Let's see is used to express a willingness to explore the possibility of doing something in the future. For example:
Let's see who is available for the meeting tomorrow. - This means checking availability.
What does let's see convey in this context?
A sure promise
Let's see actually means being open to ideas, not making a sure promise.
Not wanting to go cycling
The dialogue shows interest in planning, not a lack of interest.
Being open to ideas
A certain plan for next week
Let's see suggests being open, not having a certain plan.
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