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Teo Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
You drink a lot of juice!
Sally: We have juice at home in the refrigerator.
Donny: I drank it all this morning.
Sally: You drink a lot of juice! Let's take two bottles of apple juice. They are $150 in total.
Why use the present tense here?
Thank you very much for your reply.
Donny: I drank it all this morning.
Sally: You drink a lot of juice! Let's take two bottles of apple juice. They are $150 in total.
Why use the present tense here?
Thank you very much for your reply.
Top answer
Hi, It's because she's referring to his habits. 'Everyday, he drinks a lot of juice'. They are $150 in total.
- Hi, It's because she's referring to his habits.
- 'Everyday, he drinks a lot of juice'.
- They are $150 in total.
- This is very expensive juice in N.
- American terms!
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Hi,
It's because she's referring to his habits. 'Everyday, he drinks a lot of juice'.
They are $150 in total. This is very expensive juice in N. American terms! I assume you are talking about Taiwanese currency?
Best wishes, Clive
It's because she's referring to his habits. 'Everyday, he drinks a lot of juice'.
They are $150 in total. This is very expensive juice in N. American terms! I assume you are talking about Taiwanese currency?
Best wishes, Clive
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