Bath or Shower
Is there some difference between "took a bath" and "took a shower"?
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Take a bath 🛀
Take a shower 🚿
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The difference is... The amount of water...
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A bath is a bath and a shower is a different furniture/installation/device. In one you stand up and wash, in the other you lie down. Quite different.
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You can also say "have a bath/shower". if you mean in the future. 'took" is for the past i.e. "she took a shower and then dried her hair", rather than "I am going to have (or take) a shower". Bath and shower are both used int he same way
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