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Is there any difference between "take a look", "have a look" and "Check (something) out"? Could you give me some examples?
9 sep. 2014 20:23
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They all have the same meaning, but 'check this out' more colloquial/informal. 'Have a look' may be more common in GB English than US English. 'Take a look' is used in both GB Eng and US Eng. 'Check this out' is a typical American phrase, but young people everywhere also use it.
9 september 2014
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