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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
"Drink tea vs take tea".
Hello everyone,
If anybody would please elaborate where (at which occasion) one should say "Drink tea" vs "Take tea"..? Meaning there by at which point one should say drink tea or take tea.
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gejaange
If anybody would please elaborate where (at which occasion) one should say "Drink tea" vs "Take tea"..? Meaning there by at which point one should say drink tea or take tea.
Awaiting reply.
gejaange
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" or "We took tea at the hotel", is a rather genteel and old-fashioned form of words that you will rarely (if ever) need to use. " or "We had a cup of tea at the hotel".
- " or "We took tea at the hotel", is a rather genteel and old-fashioned form of words that you will rarely (if ever) need to use.
- " or "We had a cup of tea at the hotel".
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"take tea", as in "Will you take tea?" or "We took tea at the hotel", is a rather genteel and old-fashioned form of words that you will rarely (if ever) need to use. Instead, say it another way, such as "Would you like a cup of tea?" or "We had a cup of tea at the hotel".
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