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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

What is the difference?

Could you please explain me what is the difference between:
-I have had three beers tonight.
- I took three beers tonight

Can "have had" and "took" be used at the same sence?
  

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-I have had three beers tonight. This is a standard, traditional expression. -I have drunk three beers tonight.

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  • -I have had three beers tonight.
  • This is a standard, traditional expression.
  • -I have drunk three beers tonight.
  • This is a more formal expression.
  • -I took three beers tonight.
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-I have had three beers tonight. This is a standard, traditional expression.
-I have drunk three beers tonight. This is a more formal expression.

-I took three beers tonight. This is probably an informal colloquial (possible regional) expression. I have not heard it used.
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