Piper: Prue, what are you doing here?
Prue: I can tell you what I’m not doing. I’m not lighting candles. I’m not getting a back rub and I’m not running a hot bubble bath for two.
Phoebe: Hmm. Things didn’t go well with Alan?
Prue: Well, see, that’s the thing. I’m not really sure. I mean, third date, hot night, romantic dinner, and then he drops me off with barely even a kiss good night. I’m a little confused.
1.Does here "run a hot bubble bath" means "take or have a hot bubble bath"?
2. Why does the speaker say "a kiss good night" instead of "a good-night kiss"?
Thank you for your time and help!
Does here "run a hot bubble bath" means "take or have a hot bubble bath"? No. It means turn the taps on so that the water runs into the tub for a bath.
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cat fold 5251.Does here "run a hot bubble bath" means "take or have a hot bubble bath"?
No. It means turn the taps on so that the water runs into the tub for a bath.
cat fold 5252. Why does the speaker say "a kiss good night" instead of "a good-night kiss"?
Either form is possible.
cat fold 5251.Does here "run a hot bubble bath" means "take or have a hot bubble bath"?
No. It means filling the tub for one. The water is running, so you are running a bath. The dictionaries aren't very good on this use.