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Kenny1999 Posted 4 years ago
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Drink responsibly?

I am seeing this phrase for a couple of times


"Drink responsibly", but I don't see it come with "Drink alcohol responsibly"


Does it imply that whenever I say or write "drink", without any object (about what to drink), then it will imply that it's going to drink alcohol?



  

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kenny1999 I am seeing I've seen this phrase for a couple of times "Drink responsibly", but I don't see it come with "Drink alcohol responsibly" . Does it imply that whenever I say or write "drink", without any object (about what to drink), then it will imply that it's going to drink alcohol? Yes.

  • kenny1999 I am seeing I've seen this phrase for a couple of times "Drink responsibly", but I don't see it come with "Drink alcohol responsibly" .
  • Does it imply that whenever I say or write "drink", without any object (about what to drink), then it will imply that it's going to drink alcohol?
  • Yes.
  • Both the verb and the noun 'drink' are used like that.
  • How should I tell them I think they drink too much?
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kenny1999

I am seeing I've seen this phrase for a couple of times
"Drink responsibly", but I don't see it come with "Drink alcohol responsibly".

Does it imply that whenever I say or write "drink", without any object (about what to drink), then it

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