Take a look & Have a look , Are they same? Hi friends, "Take a look" and "Have a look" , Are they same? Can I say, I have dropped you an email. Have a look. OR I have dropped you an email. Take a

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Take a look & Have a look , Are they same? Hi friends, "Take a look" and "Have a look" , Are they same? Can I say, I have dropped you an email. Have a look. OR I have dropped you an email. Take a look. Thanks in advance. Niwantha

1 de may. de 2017 8:27

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Yes, they have exactly the same meaning, but usage depends on which variant of English you are speaking. As a general rule, phrases with 'take a' before a noun are more common in American English. Speakers of British English tend to use 'have a ....' or 'go for a...'. in the same contexts.

1 de mayo de 2017