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No, thank you, I don’t ____ sugar in tea. A. take B. put Note: Are both answers correct or is one better than the other (if so, why)? I personally like “put.”
30 mrt. 2013 06:38
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Yes, both are correct and basically mean the same thing.
30 maart 2013
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"take" would have to be vastly more common. I think it varies with the pronoun. I do not take sugar in (my) tea. = This is my choice. One does not put sugar in green tea. = It is never done.
30 maart 2013
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Chinees (Mandarijn), Engels
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