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Hoangchinh Posted 17 years ago
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"i usually have a shower" . I don't know exactly about the meaning of this question .I know this is a stupid question. but because my english is too bad. Thank for a major help
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We don't consider any question to be stupid here at English Forums. To have (take) a shower is to stand under the sprayed water to wash one's body, rather than to sit in a tub of warm water.
- We don't consider any question to be stupid here at English Forums.
- To have (take) a shower is to stand under the sprayed water to wash one's body, rather than to sit in a tub of warm water.
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We don't consider any question to be stupid here at English Forums.
To have (take) a shower is to stand under the sprayed water to wash one's body, rather than to sit in a tub of warm water.
To have (take) a shower is to stand under the sprayed water to wash one's body, rather than to sit in a tub of warm water.
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Hi,
"i usually have a shower" . I don't know exactly about the meaning of this question .I know this is a stupid question. but because my english is too bad. Thank for a major help
Here's an example.
Person A: Do your prefer a bath or a shower?
Person B: I usually have a shower.
Instead of 'have', we sometimes say 'take'.
Best wishes, Clive
"i usually have a shower" . I don't know exactly about the meaning of this question .I know this is a stupid question. but because my english is too bad. Thank for a major help
Here's an example.
Person A: Do your prefer a bath or a shower?
Person B: I usually have a shower.
Instead of 'have', we sometimes say 'take'.
Best wishes, Clive
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