Is "I'm drinking a flask." grammatically correct like "I'm drinking a soda."?
2 answers:
Answer: No!
Explanation:
Flask is a container for liquids. It's not a liquid but a container for a liquid and you don't drink a container so no.
Hope this helps :)
You cannot drink a flask thus it is a container only but you can drink what is in the flask. You could say “I’m drinking the soda Inside the flask”
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