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You need rest vs You need a rest

English Language & Usage Asked on August 29, 2021

Literally as above, I encountered those sentences in my reading.
I wonder about difference between them.

Is ‘You need a rest’ a more emphatic suggestion than ‘You need rest’ in spoken English? As I read those sentences in the book it sounds almost no difference in a general meaning.

is there any difference in nuances (or nuance?) between them?
[nuances vs nuance is complicated for me as well.]

One Answer

You need rest determine that some is casually telling you take rest but the other You need a rest simplifies that now you have to take and generally he/she felling care for you.

Answered by Salguero666 on August 29, 2021

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