What's difference between the following phrases: "Take the cup and hold it" and "Catch the cup and take it"
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"Take the cup and hold it" = "Take the cup (from the table/from me) and keep it in your hand."
"Catch the cup and take it" is a strange sentence. It might mean "Catch the cup (that I'm throwing to you) and take it (away from here)." Otherwise, it makes no sense.
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The first one means to pick some cup and like grab it in your hand, but I think the second one is wrong man.
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