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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
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Idiom(s)
Consider the following sentence:
"Take it easy."
Would it correct, and have the same eaning if it was said:
a) "You should take it easy."
Or
b) "I have to take things easy."
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" In what kind of context do you want to use that? " In that, it is you who is saying it, not someone else.
- " In what kind of context do you want to use that?
- " In that, it is you who is saying it, not someone else.
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Christine ChristieWould it be correct, and have the same meaning ifit waswe said:
Christine Christiea) "You should take it easy."
In what kind of context do you want to use that?
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Those are three different things.
1. Take it easy.
2. You should take it easy.
3. I have to take things easy.
1. This is a command.
2. This is advice.
3. This is a requirement. It may have been imposed on you by someone else, or you may be imposing it on yourself.
CJ
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