Get Some Water?

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Hi,

Which one is more common in English and sounds correct?
Would you like me to get you some water?
Would you like me to bring you some water ?

Thank you in advance,
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Argo80Which one is more common
I would guess the first is.
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Or
Would you like some water?
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To me, both are correct. I prefer the second sentence.
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Argo80 Would you like me to bring you some water? ?
Please don't put a space before a question mark.
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To me, Would you like some water? implies that you'd like to ask someone who may need a glass of water.

In your examples, you are asking someone who may specifically want you to get him/her some water.

What's more, people usually say "to get you some water" instead of "to BRING you some water".

Let's hear more comments from other professionals. Cheers!😃

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