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christina_nguyen
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 Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2009 9:49 am Post subject: taking a shower |
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Do you "take a shower twice" or "take two showers"?
Somehow both of these sound confusing to me. Is there a clearer way to say that you wash yourself twice?
thanks!
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devinvancouver
Joined: 01 Mar 2009
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Location: Vancouver, Canada
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"take two showers" sounds better.
Some examples of how to use this in a sentence:
1. I took two showers today.
2. I was so dirty, I had to take two showers.
If someone said "take a shower twice" I would understand what they meant, but it would not sound normal to me.
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