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Tara2 Posted 4 years ago
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Take the couch, or my bed
Can you please explain 'take'?
Penny: Do you mind if I stay here tonight?
Leonard: No, take the couch, or my bed, I just got new pillows, hypo-allergenics.
Penny: Uh, the couch is good.
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Tara2 No, take the couch, or my bed, I just got new pillows, hypo-allergenics. It means you can take (control of) the couch or bed; you can use it.
- Tara2 No, take the couch, or my bed, I just got new pillows, hypo-allergenics.
- It means you can take (control of) the couch or bed; you can use it.
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Tara2No, take the couch, or my bed, I just got new pillows, hypo-allergenics.
It means you can take (control of) the couch or bed; you can use it.
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