1. Normally you would say buy if you want to communicate that you want to buy it, as opposed to just looking at it or trying it out. If you say "I'll buy that backpack", you're telling the seller or clerk that you don't want to try it on. They may therefore ask you if you're sure you don't want to try it on first.
No. “Take it” in the sense of assume is quite different from its use in the specific idiom “I’ll take it!” – which can also be expressed as “I’ll go with that!”, “That’s good enough for me!”, etc. VicNicSor. Banned.
The meaning of TAKE ONE'S LICKS is to be subjected to harsh criticism. How to use take one's licks in a sentence. Let’s part company. If you go to the left, I’ll go to the right; if you go to the right, I’ll go to the left.” New Living Translation The whole countryside is open to you. Take your choice of any section of the land you want, and we will separate. If you want the land to the left, then I’ll take the land on the right."I'll Take The Rain" from R.E.M.'s 2001 album, "Reveal"Buy the album: https://rem.lnk.to/RevealYDTo learn more, visit http://www.remhq.com
Take this waltz with the clamp on it's jaws. Oh I want you, I want you, I want you. On a chair with a dead magazine. In the cave at the tip of the lily. In some hallway where love's never been. On. 427 32 156 273 491 64 199 342