We('ll) have to do lunch sometime.
- We('ll) have to do lunch sometime.
We('ll) have to do lunch sometime. & Let's do lunch (sometime).
We must have lunch together sometime. (A vague statement that may lead to lunch plans.) •
Rachel: Nice to talk to you, Tom. We have to do lunch sometime. Tom: Yes, good to see you. I'll give you a ring.
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Tom: Can't talk to you now. Catch you later. Mary: We'll have to do lunch sometime.
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John: Good to see you, Tom. Tom: Right. Let's do lunch sometime. John: Good idea. I'll call you.
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Mary: Catch you later. Sue: Sure. Let's do lunch. Mary: Okay. Call me. Bye.
Dictionary of American idioms.
2013.
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