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Aqua papaya 762 Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Vaccines and Dinner

Can you guys help my sister and me resolve a debate?

We were discussing two scenarios the other day and are unsure which one of these sentences is grammatically correct. For reference: My sister lives in the UK and I li

First scenario: Immunizations

I have to get my shots

I have to get my shots done.

I have a vaccine appointment

Second scenario: Dinner

I'm going to eat dinner at my boyfriend's house tonight.

I'm eating dinner at my boyfriend's house tonight.

I'll be eating dinner at my boyfriend's house tonight.

I'll be having dinner at my boyfriend's house tonight.


Thanks in advance.

  

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aqua papaya 762 Immunizations Immuni s ations in British English. aqua papaya 762 shots Used in American English or vaccinations or injections in British English.

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aqua papaya 762Immunizations

Immunisations in British English.

aqua papaya 762shots

Used in American English or vaccinations or injections in British English.

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They all sound OK to me, though I'd never generate "get my shots done" myself. (AmE)

CJ

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aqua papaya 762I'm eating dinner at my boyfriend's house tonight.

This is understandable but not the best because, you are not doing it yet.


The other three are better choices.

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