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Jeannie
have/make/take a guess
have a guess
make a guess
take a guess
Which one is correct?
May 29, 2018 11:06 AM
Answers · 8
3
They're all correct.
"Take a guess" is mainly used in North America, while "have a guess" is the standard expression in countries where British English is spoken. "Make a guess" is possible, but unusual.
May 29, 2018
3
I would use "take a guess".
For example, I might ask a friend, "would you like to take a guess".
I would also say "I'll take a guess".
Some people might also say "I'll hazard a guess", which means they will volunteer or risk guessing the answer.
Hope this helps
May 29, 2018
3
It really depends on the context in which your using it, however I'd say the most natural way to say it is 'take a guess'. People also say 'my guess is'.
May 29, 2018
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