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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Want water?

Hi. Is it nature for a person to say, "Please give me water" or "I would like water" when they are thirsty? Or do we need a word or phrase like "some" before "water," as in "Please give me some water" or "I would like some water"? Thank you in advance for your help.

  

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You don't need 'some', but it is very common. CB

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You don't need 'some', but it is very common.

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