Breakfast Cafe Near City Square Jb Hello everyone I would like to know how do you call the noun fast as in a period of time when one abstains from eating in your language Thank you so much your time and help
Huis Clos No Exit Which is more common e g I like to eat breakfast I like to have breakfast Is it a regional or personal preference Any difference in meaning btw the 2 Thx
Breakfast Cafe Near City Square Jb
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Hello I have read some threads but i don t find my answer Which one is more common in England english Take breakfast Have breakfast Eat breakfast I eat take have breakfast at 7 30 am dialy Thank you
Some people had breakfast lunch dinner and supper a light meal before going to bed It was very much a class thing In parts of Britain people call their meals breakfast dinner and tea In this case tea is actually as substantial as a dinner and dinner is a lighter meal equivalent to lunch Hello I looked up the dictionary and it says breakfast can be both countable and uncountable noun But I have no idea when to use which For example should we use breakfast or breakfasts in the following sentence Eg The
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I m having my breakfast right now I m going to go and have my breakfast These sound acceptable to me what does anyone else think Grammatically acceptable Yes but the word my seems unneccessary Unless you specify that you are eating someone else s breakfast it would be assumed that you are eating your own breakfast Can t decide between at breakfast and for breakfast in the following sentence I know at is about time and for is about food However both interpretations seem to fit Here is the sentence At For breakfast Jane didn t eat anything I d still go for at Thanks
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Hello everyone I would like to know how do you call the noun fast as in a period of time when one abstains from eating in your language Thank you so much your time and help
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