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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Like vs Like to have
What's the difference between two sentences below? Which one is appropriate?
1) I would like a tea.
2) I would like to have a tea.
1) I would like a tea.
2) I would like to have a tea.
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Anonymous 2) I would like to have a tea. You want to drink the tea yourself. Anonymous 1) I would like a tea.
- Anonymous 2) I would like to have a tea.
- You want to drink the tea yourself.
- Anonymous 1) I would like a tea.
- Maybe you are ordering tea in a shop for someone else, or maybe you want to drink it yourself.
- CJ
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Anonymous2) I would like to have a tea.You want to drink the tea yourself.
Anonymous1) I would like a tea.Maybe you are ordering tea in a shop for someone else, or maybe you want to drink it yourself.
CJ
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