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Grammar and Linguistics > get your seat or take your seat. help me plz
get your seat or take your seat. help me plz
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LOLI SOUFI
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get your seat or take your seat. help me plz
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usually i say to my students when they leave their chairs in the class what i would say ?
get your seat or take your seat wich on i have to choose and why?????????? thanks in advancr. my real friends |
3 Mar 2011
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When your students leave their chairs, you can say "please sit down". "Have a seat" or "take a seat" are used for polite invitations, not instructions. For example, when you invite someone to your home, you might say "please have a seat". With kids it is not a question of invitation, so "sit down" is appropriate.
I have never heard of "get your seat".
Hope that helps,
O.
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3 Mar 2011
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edrodmedina
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Take your seat if you want some to sit down. Get your seat I would tell my grandson when I want him to get his car seat and bring it to me. |
3 Mar 2011
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