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Dau Nho Nhan
Drink something=have a drink of something ?
Could you explain me what the phrase 'Have a drink of something' means?
Is it similar to the phrase 'drink something'?
Jul 12, 2018 2:46 PM
Answers · 11
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Hi Dau
Where did you read the sentence "to have a drink of something"?
In English you say "to drink something" or "to have something to drink".
Kind regards
Karen
July 12, 2018
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Yeah, it's pretty much the same :)
July 12, 2018
Yes i think that "to have drink of something" isn't make sense too :))
July 12, 2018
“Would you like to drink something?” Used when you feel someone may need liquid to makes them feel better, like after heavy exercise.
“Would you like something to drink” tends to mean a beverage in general, more for pleasure.
“Would you like a drink of something” is commonly used when offering an alcoholic beverage.
July 13, 2018
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Dau Nho Nhan
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