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26-May-2006, 15:02
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 language help please tell me which is the correct word to use he is having his bath or he is taking his shower/bath |
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26-May-2006, 15:06
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 Re: language help Welcome, tikky.  Is he sitting or standing? People tend to sit in a bath and stand in a shower.  All of these are correct: EX: He is having a bath. EX: He is taking a bath. EX: He is having a shower. EX: He is taking a shower. All the best.  |
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