Doubts

[dilodi83]

1) what's Mrs Johnson's husband's name? (is it correct this question?)

2) to have/to take a shave (can I use both the verbs with the same meaning?)

3) to wash/to brush my teeth with the tooth-brush. ( which verb is correct?)

4) I'm having a shave/ I'm shaving. (Do they have the same meaning?)

Thank you so much in advance.

[TheParser]

1) what's Mrs Johnson's husband's name? (is it correct this question?)

2) to have/to take a shave (can I use both the verbs with the same meaning?)

3) to wash/to brush my teeth with the tooth-brush. ( which verb is correct?)

4) I'm having a shave/ I'm shaving. (Do they have the same meaning?)

Thank you so much in advance.

***NOT A TEACHER***dilodi, good afternoon. May I suggest: (1) What's the name of Mrs. Johnson's husband? (2) I have to shave/ I need a shave. (3) I brush my teeth twice a day. (4) I'm shaving now. / Mr. Smith is getting a shave at the barber's shop now/Mr. Smith is being shaved by the barber now. Thank you. (P.S. But you go to the dentist every 6 months to have your teeth cleaned.)

[Raymott]

1) what's Mrs Johnson's husband's name? (is it correct this question?) (Is this question correct?) We tend not to use your construction often in English.
Parser's answer is preferable.

2) to have/to take a shave (can I use both the verbs with the same meaning?)
No. You don't take a shave. (In fact you rarely take things in BrE/AusE. You have a shave, a shower, a blood test, etc.)
You sit an exam ...

3) to wash/to brush my teeth with the tooth-brush. ( which verb is correct?) brush

4) I'm having a shave/ I'm shaving. (Do they have the same meaning?) Yes.

Thank you so much in advance.

R.