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Ansonguy Posted 5 years ago
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“obtain/acquire a flu vaccine” and “obtain/acqure a flu shot”
(1a) Every winter, I get a flu shot.
(1b) Every winter, I receive a flu shot.
(1c) Every winter, I obtain a flu shot.
(1d) Every winter, I acquire a flu shot.
(2a) Every winter, I get a flu vaccine.
(2b) Every winter, I receive a flu vaccine.
(2c) Every winter, I obtain a flu vaccine.
(2d) Every winter, I acquire a flu vaccine.
Is it correct to replace both "get and receive" with either "obtain" or "acquire"?
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The only choices you have are Every winter I get a flu [shot / vaccine] . CJ
- The only choices you have are Every winter I get a flu [shot / vaccine] .
- CJ
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The only choices you have are
Every winter I get a flu [shot / vaccine].
CJ
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