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Terr3 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

take or take a

i understand the word filthy, still can anyone answer this question(important)?

I know 'take a dump' meaning defecating, but would you interpret 'take dump' as the same meaning as well? how bout this following as a... article title?

'The day world watched him took dump' I want to know if people would interpret it as 'the day the whole world watched him took a dump'? please don't say take the long sentence, Thank you in advance.
  

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I'm sure most people will understand what you're trying to say in the first sentence. I think the grammer in the sentence is incorrect. From my understanding, it must be "taking a dump" and not "take dump"

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  • I'm sure most people will understand what you're trying to say in the first sentence.
  • I think the grammer in the sentence is incorrect.
  • From my understanding, it must be "taking a dump" and not "take dump"
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I'm sure most people will understand what you're trying to say in the first sentence. I think the grammer in the sentence is incorrect. From my understanding, it must be "taking a dump" and not "take dump"
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'The day world watched him take a dump'

yours is wrong
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Terr3'The day world watched him took dump' I want to know if people would interpret it as 'the day the whole world watched him took a dump'?
In my opinion, people wouldn't understand the first sentence at all. To me, it's basically unintelligible.
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Marius Hancu'The day world watched him take a dump'

yours is wrong
Thank you MH so understandable for this one? can anyone confirm?
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