You mean get my groceries right? Do makes no sense in this context and so I’m left to guess what you mean. I cook them in my kitchen but I supose most people do. I eat the mostly inithe dinning room. But I never do groceries.
Indeed. I was surprised as I thought that both can be used, and nobody else seemed to have issues understanding what I meant, but at least now it’s completely clear.
Fwiw, it was absolutely fine - people don’t cook “groceries”, they cook food. Then they mostly eat “meals”, or sometimes food there too. Groceries implies buying them though.
You mean get my groceries right? Do makes no sense in this context and so I’m left to guess what you mean. I cook them in my kitchen but I supose most people do. I eat the mostly inithe dinning room. But I never do groceries.
Fixed
I’m assuming it said “do your groceries” originally, which is fine to me, it implies “do your grocery shopping”. “Get” is more correct though.
Indeed. I was surprised as I thought that both can be used, and nobody else seemed to have issues understanding what I meant, but at least now it’s completely clear.
Fwiw, it was absolutely fine - people don’t cook “groceries”, they cook food. Then they mostly eat “meals”, or sometimes food there too. Groceries implies buying them though.