次の日のレッスンのために、あまり飲み過ぎないようにしますって英語でなんて言うの？

*I am going to have a few drinks tonight because I want to be attentive for my lesson tomorrow. Attentive means to be able to listen carefully. Therefore it means you want to have a fresh mind and listen carefully during your lesson. If you drink too much you will have a hangover the next day. A hangover is a severe headache or other after-effects caused by drinking an excess of alcohol.

▪ I am going to take it easy on the drinking tonight because I have an early lesson tomorrow morning and I need to concentrate. "take it easy" means that you will not be party to much and not drinking to much. It means you will be more relaxed because you have an early lesson tomorrow morning. ▪I am only having a few drinks tonight, I need to be fresh and ready for my early lesson tomorrow morning. "few" means not a lot. "fresh and ready" means you cannot be sleepy or be late.

To take it easy on the booze = not to drink too much alcohol and limit one's intake. To be firing on all cylinders = to be operating as powerfully and effectively as possible: "Dawson will be firing on all cylinders after two months of fitness training." Booze = alcohol Gonna = going to

If you won't do something then you can also say 'I'm not going to' if you are not sure if you will then you can say 'I'll try not to' meaning you will do your best not to do something To concentrate means to give your full attention to something By adding 'lesson tomorrow morning' you are explaining why you want to do something

By saying either of these phrases, you are telling the other person that your intention is to not drink too much. You don't want to "over do it" (have too much alcohol!) because you want to feel alert and focused the next morning. "Take it easy" is another way of saying that you won't be fully partaking (in the alcohol), and you're just going to casually drink. I hope this helped! :)

The two sentences you see provided above are excellent ways to express to your listener that you cannot drink too much because you want to concentrate on your English lesson tomorrow morning. In the second sentence you will see the term take it easy. That means not to do something excessively. This term is appropriate for informal settings.

You can use all of these expressions in the opening of the lesson to let your teacher know to take it easy with you. "I'm a little hungover, please be patient." A hangover is a severe headache after drinking. "Red wine always gives me a banging headache."- "I might be a little hungover in our lesson, but I'll try to be on the ball". "I'm a little delicate this morning, I went out on the lash last night. Please take it easy". Delicate like a flower petal which can tear easily. "I'm feeling crisp like a lettuce! Please excuse me." - a lettuce is crispy but easily squashed, just like a person with a headache after drinking. These expressions are all jokes/euphemisms & not too serious.