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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

A cooked breakfast

Hello,

Could you tell me what kind of breakfast is a cooked breakfast?

Is it boiled or fried?

'She has a cooked breakfast.'

Thanks
  

Top answer

'A cooked breakfast' could be anything. More usually, I hear 'a hot breakfast'. It could be bacon or sausage and eggs (prepared any way), pancakes, oatmeal, steak & eggs, rice & miso soup – or whatever cooked foods are enjoyed by the ethnic group portrayed in your excerpt.

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  • 'A cooked breakfast' could be anything.
  • More usually, I hear 'a hot breakfast'.
  • It could be bacon or sausage and eggs (prepared any way), pancakes, oatmeal, steak & eggs, rice & miso soup – or whatever cooked foods are enjoyed by the ethnic group portrayed in your excerpt.
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'A cooked breakfast' could be anything. More usually, I hear 'a hot breakfast'. It could be bacon or sausage and eggs (prepared any way), pancakes, oatmeal, steak & eggs, rice & miso soup – or whatever cooked foods are enjoyed by the ethnic group portrayed in your excerpt.
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I see. Thank you. I just didn't understand what they meant in this sentence. I mean how it is prepared in this sentence.
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The sentence reveals nothing about ingredients or preparation.
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