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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Tea
Are these sentences correct:
a) "Could we have two teas?"
b) "I'm going to make you a tea."
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" a) Fine for ordering in a restaurant. b) Unusual but not wrong. To make a tea suggests an herbal tea, an "infusion".
- " a) Fine for ordering in a restaurant.
- b) Unusual but not wrong.
- To make a tea suggests an herbal tea, an "infusion".
- More typically, 'make you some tea' or 'make you a cup of tea'.
- CJ
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Christine ChristieAre these sentences correct:
a) "Could we have two teas?"
b) "I'm going to make you a tea."
a) Fine for ordering in a restaurant.
b) Unusual but not wrong. To make a tea suggests an herbal tea, an "infusion". More typically, 'make you some tea' or 'make you a cup of tea'.
CJ
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