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Newguest Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Article "an", "a"
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In a shop: I'll take an apple juice/I'll take apple juice.
On a plane: I'll take tea/I'll take a tea.
---Do I need the article?
In a shop: I'll take an apple juice/I'll take apple juice.
On a plane: I'll take tea/I'll take a tea.
---Do I need the article?
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a/an/some/[nothing] would all be ok in this situation. However, I think I would use "like" or "have" rather than "take". I think it's a little more polite.
- a/an/some/[nothing] would all be ok in this situation.
- However, I think I would use "like" or "have" rather than "take".
- I think it's a little more polite.
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a/an/some/[nothing] would all be ok in this situation. However, I think I would use "like" or "have" rather than "take". I think it's a little more polite. [That may be something personal with me, and not with others.]
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