I have a question about English.
Nov 17th 2009 12:28
For example, I go to a store and want to buy a bottle of water.
Then I need a water which is not cold.
In this case, Can I say like that "Do you have a room temperture's water?"?
Is it natural??
Could you tell me, please?
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You should say either "Do you have a bottle of water at room temperature?" or "Do you have a bottle of water that isn't cold?" I think the second might be a little more natural.
What sounds natural is hot water or cold water, but you want water at room temperature.
Then I need a water which is not cold.
In this case, Can I say like that "Do you have a room temperture's water?"?
Is it that natural??