Question

0390 ✗ Most nights when I come home, I'm too tired to have a bath. Most nights when I come home, I'm too tired to [[have a bath]]. have a bath | bathe

Accepted Answer

bathe Most nights when I come home, I'm too tired to bathe. Most nights when I come home, I'm too tired to [[bathe]]. have a bath In British English, bathe, have/go for a bathe and go bathing mean 'swim, play or just relax in the water' (NOT 'get clean in a bath'): 'It was the first time I'd bathed in the Red Sea.' Nowadays most people use swim, have/go for a swim or go swimming for this meaning.In American English, bathe means 'get clean in a bath'.

Idx	0390
Keyword	bathe
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	Most nights when I come home, I'm too tired to bathe.
Correct Sentence	Most nights when I come home, I'm too tired to have a bath.
Cloze Error Sentence	Most nights when I come home, I'm too tired to [[bathe]].
Cloze Sentence	Most nights when I come home, I'm too tired to [[have a bath]].
Cloze Answer	have a bath
Choices	have a bath \| bathe
Explanation	In British English, bathe, have/go for a bathe and go bathing mean 'swim, play or just relax in the water' (NOT 'get clean in a bath'): 'It was the first time I'd bathed in the Red Sea.' Nowadays most people use swim, have/go for a swim or go swimming for this meaning. In American English, bathe means 'get clean in a bath'.

Bathe Nights I Home Tired Bath English Have/Go