take a shower/take shower

It's "I take a shower"; you can also say "I shower", or "I have a shower".

I take a shower every morning. It's a countable noun.

Correct me..
i think take a shower is wrong.. "a" means one of many.. In this case it also means that the shower i take today is
could be different from what i took yesterday.. it's the same shower you take every day.. So it should be "i take shower everyday"..

Sorry, I take a shower every morning. Every singular countable common noun requires a determiner-- an article (a/the shower), and demonstrative (this/that shower) or a possessive (my/her shower). My morning shower is indeed one of many-- I take 365 of them each year, and each one of them is different: different water, different shampoo, different

AnonymousCorrect me..
i think take a shower is wrong.. "a" means one of many.. In this case it also means that the shower i take today is
could be different from what i took yesterday.. it's the same shower you take every day.. So it should be "i take shower everyday"..

Shower is a countable noun.

1. I take a show

Just a question... i always said HAVE a shower...

what's the difference between have and take a shower ? thank you

No difference; it is a personal choice of language.

Hello

Just for confirmation. Which one is more natural to you?
[1] I take a shower twice a day.
[2] I take two showers a day.

paco

'Confirmation'? Which one do you think is more natural to me, Paco?

I learned "take a shower" as an idiomatic phrase. So to me "take a shower twice" seems better. But googlily, many people use "take two showers". So I am coming to feel what I learned might be wrong.

"take two showers a day" 111
"take a shower twice a day" 570
"takes two showers a day" 202
"takes a shower twice a day" 25

"take two baths a day" 233