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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
How to answer "Whatever you’re having" when offering drink
Here is the context:
I: What would you prefer with your meal, wine or tea?
My friend: Whatever you're having.
I am having tea. I want to make sure if tea is OK for her. So could I say"So would a cup of tea be good for you?"
Thank you
I: What would you prefer with your meal, wine or tea?
My friend: Whatever you're having.
I am having tea. I want to make sure if tea is OK for her. So could I say"So would a cup of tea be good for you?"
Thank you
Top answer
I : What would you prefer with your meal, wine or tea? My friend : Whatever you're having. I: I'm having tea.
- I : What would you prefer with your meal, wine or tea?
- My friend : Whatever you're having.
- I: I'm having tea.
- Would you like some, too?
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I: What would you prefer with your meal, wine or tea?
My friend: Whatever you're having.
I: I'm having tea. Would you like some, too?
My friend: Whatever you're having.
I: I'm having tea. Would you like some, too?
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