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Kumenglish Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Catch or take
I have to catch the train. Already time is running out fast.
I have to take the train. Already time is running out fast.
Please suggest these sentences and see these verbs "catch" and "take".
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"catch" is when you are in a hurry. "take" is for other times. I'm going to Delhi tomorrow.
- "catch" is when you are in a hurry.
- "take" is for other times.
- I'm going to Delhi tomorrow.
- I'm going to take the train.
- If you want to get to London fast, you should take the train.
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"catch" is when you are in a hurry.
"take" is for other times.
I'm going to Delhi tomorrow. I'm going to take the train.
If you want to get to London fast, you should take the train.
I have to catch the train. Time is running out (fast).
I have to catch the train. I'm already late.
I have to catch the train. I have to hurry. I think I'm going to be late.
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