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I'll assume you meant "soft drinks". And no, they're not synonymous. ), it only refers to carbonated beverages that have been sweetened.
- I'll assume you meant "soft drinks".
- And no, they're not synonymous.
- ), it only refers to carbonated beverages that have been sweetened.
- well, any drink that doesn't have alcohol in it.
- though not necessarily.
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I'll assume you meant "soft drinks". And no, they're not synonymous.
A "soft drink" is any drink that is carbonated...though, in practice (in the U.S.), it only refers to carbonated beverages that have been sweetened.
A non-alcoholic drink is...well, any drink that doesn't have alcohol in it. If you're in a bar and order something non-alcoholic, you'll likely get a "soft drink
A "soft drink" is any drink that is carbonated...though, in practice (in the U.S.), it only refers to carbonated beverages that have been sweetened.
A non-alcoholic drink is...well, any drink that doesn't have alcohol in it. If you're in a bar and order something non-alcoholic, you'll likely get a "soft drink
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